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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-03

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f50 metros, euatro gIandes habita.
clones con closet oada una Piso o..
rrnzo, nsngnifico banjo. techo piza-
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installation sauitara Cerca Colegios
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CT yENDE Hospedaje mejor !.
mas grande, balloon ambos fren
ties. capacidad para cuarenta perso
mas. buen mobiliario. Dir1iase a
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,E ALQULAN MAQUINAS.-

Finlay Machine Exchange ofre-
ce en- alQuiler miiquinas escribir lie
todaS las marcas.-Buena oportu-
ndad para aprcnder en- una maqui-
ma aiena.-Aprov6chese ahora one
dam pocas de los t1ltimos modeloS.
NiSftcnoS o eScrfbanos Go. Ferre-
terra Finlay tBox 552) Altos. Allen.
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MAQUINAs DE EsCRuBIR.-

paraciones. cintas, papel carb0j
sellos al relieve. sellos de gomj|
numeradores. fechadores, aparato'
telegraficos. etc. Especialidades p,I
ra oficinas PEDROGO, Wives
Union. Ponce. 1-9
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re CUERDAS Sc subarriendan Ell
parada SO HIato-Rey. 10 cuerda
cana, resto malojillo. 10 vacas. or
denadero. etc. 10 cue Sc vende pa4
"a ceder arrendamiento a 500
mensuales Tnf0rmarau Wilson II
TelGfono 97l Roio, Santurce l.
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YMPORTaNTE.-para oficfnista {

prOfeSOra. Amplia habItaci0n Y
comidas Gu casa familia por POGO
dinero. Frcnte a Brumbaugh. In
formeS en- San Juan Bautista No.
3. par:tda Z. F.
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TRAJES DE DRH de hilo puro
ingl6s. Bien mojado Y Hechos
Mano por Expertos Sastres. Garan
tizados. $12. $14 y $40. Sc toman
medidas para 0rdenes eSpeciales.
GONZALEZ PADIN co, LIS
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DTNEBO A INTEREs.-se desea

colocar con hipoieca sobre fin.
cas- urhanas en San Juan. Santur-
ce. o finca rdsticn en ITO Grande o
Lola, 4. .. Box ~. RiO Grande.
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OFICINA POSTAL No. /. Sc ve

den Sellos, Giros Postales, So
bres, Certificates Postaies, SECURE
de Paquetes v otr0s. EN- Ell PRI-
MER PISO, GONZALEZ PADIN co.
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IACAs AMERICANAs.-Holste

Guernsey. etc de las mejores
ganaderfas del estado de New York,
paridas Y pr6ximas a parir, pre-
clos razopables. A. A. Montequfn,
Flnca CanStejoA Arriba. Stop "a, O.
lie L0fzd' Box 5. San Juan, 1-2s
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7 IQUIDACI0N. En- Ia Gale Luna

I IQUHDACT0N. En- Ia Gale Luna
No 81. Sc liquidan precios su-
mamente bajos todas las mercan-
cias salvadas en- el fuego de Luna
T6 Libretas escolares. Cortadores
para rollos de papel, Servinetas de
fantasia. Papel rayado practicea liz
hretas de argollas. TIA Blanca. Pa
pei NJ. F., Cartulinas Manila, palel
Bond Blanco, lapel Poster. Lapi-
ces y otros artfculos. No detallamOs.
Solo venderemos Totes. EstamoS rel
cibiendo ia el nuevo surtido. Isl
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\ GENOA DE NEGOCIOS. Te,
cE AI.QUlLA. rerccr piso ca
CE VEDE Restaurant AY. AY,

D ~ = = . = = =
situado en- calle 12 Barriat
Obrera por eStar enfermo Su dneI
Bucna clientela. paSe d verlo Y =
ri la gran oportunidad Inform;
ri en- el mismo. ii
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GANGA.-Se vende negocio Fond
Por no pcderlo atender. sta ei
centro de Puerta TERRA. Vale $40'
Sc da por mitad de precio. Informa
ran Peiayo ., PueTta de Terra. L.
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cENORA o sESORTTA.-s

ne pasar FELICES PASCUAS
Y tener I1N ANO PROSPERO, sin
irregularidad de III menStruaci0n
V los dolores CONSEQUENCES; Tome
cl VINO DE LOURDES Y despreo
cupeSe. Is
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or without breakfast for gentle
Inan only. Also garage for rent.
References requested. Atlantic.
Ave. No. 2. corner AIacLeary. Te-
lephons $50 Rojo. sanurce. IL.
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ANUNCIOS ECONOMICOS :

VENfA de cnsa sltuada en- calle
Autansanii No. 40, sansurce. In
fornnrd Box 0gl. Arecibo. Precio
$500. y
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SE NENDE una casa de MADEIRA
cn la calle I.andr6n No. -. tie
Ie garaje. Informari Tel. 3lJ azul.
sauiuree. 10
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VENDO dos Cajas Registradoros
NATIONAL: una dc coptado-
res y gayetas indiyiduales v otra de-
tainalo mediano. Informara X. T..
u Apartaalo lil9. San Juan. r r.
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CE VENDE una pianola electrical

propia para cine, cafe 0 casa IA
milia. rollos de diez pleas cada
uno lnf0rmesc MaXimO Aponte.
Sol lO3 l-15
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~. seis hahitaciones. sala. CO.
medor > demas seryicios. InfOrma-
ran al lndo. T.. Celabert. 1t
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r STENOGRAFA con conocimien-
tos en- ingles Y trabajo general
de oficina, buenaS referencias de
sea colocaci6n, Z. Q. Box 43, San
Juan. 1-18
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VENDO sOLAREs EN RIO PIE.

DRAS dando freule calle prin-
clpai que sale para Caguas dos
cienf0s metros de In Plaza Prin
clpal y Estaci6n Trolley, tamaiio dc
@i5 COO metros cuadrados. Buenas
coudicioues pago. Salvador Perez,
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GARAGE DE CONCRETO IN s.


NEtESlIAMUS cnladoras = mon
tndOras. Slendo experlas pueden
eafhr $500 semanales y mas. SolIci-
te personalmente a Morris r. St0ryk
Isabel II 30. 5. Marina. San Jnnn.
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VENTE POR clENTU MENOS.-
Nendo cuenta con el municipio
de Ponce. aprobada p0r Director
Benefleeneia. Jefe Dependencla Y
Auditor. porQue Ia pariida del pre-
srpuesto VICENTE esta aeotada. Vir-
ali0 Ayala. Froutispicio st. L.
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&C YEADE por $3.50 una casa con
solar. eerca Universidad. parada
3s, frsnte Ia linea del trolc. Infor-
rlaFAu: Iienda In Lieia. Parade
1s 10
CE ALQUILA INA HABiTA-
CION: Con comidas o sin conf
dns en case de familia respectable.
irlornardll ttlfftno Gia verde o
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COMAs FEDERAL CORD 20

3H2 Sin pestana ii $1,000. Ga
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CE VENDE casa MADEIRA, nuev.

moderna construction. Ave. Al
dino, Stop 43. Informes, J. Cabrerl
Tel. 81, San Juan, Box 1873, Sa
Juan. Tel. 1903 azul, Santurce. l.
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S0IAR BARATIsnO.-por nu.

teninrme vendO solar de 535 me-
tros $50 metre. hacienda esquina
a c1lles afirmadas en A0nteflOreS;
con cabida para dos cnsas. DE cOnta
do $4,000 y rest0 5000 mensuales.
Gale Dos Hermanos No. 80. Santur
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SE VENDE UNA CASA con cua-
tro habitaciones, cuarto de baiio,
cocina Y cOmedor situada en- la ca
lie del "Culto" ndmero &C. Renta
mas de $500. Sc da en- menos de
su valor por embarcarse su dueiIa.
Lame para informes al telefono 97
azul en- Santurce. 1-3
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sc NENDE Juego complete de of i
Gina color Roble. Completamenf
te nneyo. Tambien miquina de eli
frar cheques y maquinilla. Infor-
mara q. $. NJ. Box 150S, San Juan.
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PLiNOS USADOS.- 3desea us
ted adquirir nm buen piano, pc
ro no pnede disponer del valor com
pleto de uno nuevo. visite nuestro
Departments de Mnsica para que
yea algunoS de segunda mano que
teneInos en- muy buenas condolences
Sanchez Morales = Co, Inc. (La ca
sa que yende 10 Mejor). San JUAN
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FL .oATARRO Es MUY PELT-

- GkOSO.. .Fs bueno que usted Sc
pa, que el ''HYOTOLE'' es el nejor
jarabe conocido para las afecciones
del pecho. Pru6belo Ell seguida,
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GE ALQUILA Ell San Juan: Apar1
tamento inoderno en- edificio Igld
sias, Luna - de tres dormitorios,
sala. comedor, etc. Precio G0.00. In.
formara on el mismo. kl5'
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CASA DE HUEsPEDES: para

familias distinguidas No echa
ri dc menos Su propia casa. Lu-
ella G. Riera 80 West. 10th ST
Apartamento 81 New York, Near
Broadway 1-19
Evening star., 1925-08-02
TYPO TEAM LOOKING
TO NATIONAL SERIES

Beginning with today's game with
the Eastport. Md. semi-pros. Washing
ton Union Printers will start three
weeks of intensive practice for the
coming tournament of the Union
Printers International Base Ball
League, which opens at American
League Park August %.
Manager Heine Webb of the local
typo nine is attempting to book the
strong Dreadnaught A. c. of Alexan-
dria. semi-pro champion of northern
Virginia, for the practice campaign.
In addition to today's game and the
prospective Dreadnaught clash. Webb's
boys will continue with their regular
schedule in the Departmental League.
For this years tourney Webb is
blessed with the entire roster of the
team which won the 1924 champion
ship. He is looking forward to the
coming event with even brighter
hopes than he had at the beginning
another stellar hurler in Roudabush,
diminutive curve-ball artist.
Roudabush, Hutchinson, Simons and
Webb himself will form the f1inging
staff of the local typos this year To-
gether they are probably the strong
est mound corps in the league. Few
teams boast of more than two pitch
ers who can be counted on to go the
full nine innings.
Plans for entertaining the visiting
delegations from the IL cities which
will send teams have been completed.
Accommodations have been made with
the Willard Hotel to house the entire
group.
An official souvenir program con-
tanning SO pages has been planned by
James F.. O'Malley, president of the
Washington Union Printers Athletic
Association and copies will be distrib-
uted to every visitor. Photographs of
every player in the league, also Off
Gals of the various printer athletic
orga nizations and pictures of the prin-
cipal places of interest in Washington
and vicinity, will be included.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
rs CONTESTS TODAY
IN w. B. B. A. A. LOOPS


Twenty-six games including all
double headers are listed in the Wash.
ington Base Ball and Athletic As
soeiation schedule for today. The
first game of the Linworth; Crescent
series for the senior championship
will be played next Sunday.
TODAY'S GAMES.
JUNIOR CLASS-Seetion A-Peerless VS..
'Atlantics, douhlehea ader. on South Ellipse. at
! p.m.: Meridian VS.. Congressional. double
header. on East Eliipse. az l pm. Ssction
at 5 pm: Crescent VS.. Renrock. double
header; on diamond No. 4. at pm. Sec
tion C-Yorke Prep VS.. Swanee. double
header. ON Rosedale. at 1 pm.: Clover VS..
Arrow. Rosedale. at IL am. Bloomingdalc
VS.. Freer. Plaza. at IL am. Section D.
Federais vs. Cardinals. doubleheader, Plaza.
MIDGET CI.Ass-seetion A-Texas VS..
Oricntals. doubleheader. diamond No. ..
at l pm: winsalle VS.. Randall. double
header. ON Third street and Missouri avenue,
at / pm: Meridian VS.. New Haven! double
B--Circle VS.. southern; on diamond No; :, at
IL am. Section C-Dreaniand VS.. Smith
field doubleheader. on diamond No. 10. at
l p.ni.. Cardinals vs.. National. dodbieheader.
on West Ellipse. at pm. and diamond No.
l at pm. Terminal vs.. Seminole. double;
header. on diamond No. Z. at l p-m., and
South Ellipse at pm.
WEEK DAY GAMES.
MIDGET CLASS--Seetion D--victoria vs..
VS.. Peerless. Plaza. Wednesday, at p.m.: :
Eastern VS.. ST. Martins. Plaza. Thursday, at
5 p.nl.: Eastern VS.. Victoria. Plaza. Satur-
day. at pm.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
CAMP MEADE MINES
TUNE UP FOR SERIES

Camp Meade base ball teams will
tune up today for the opening of the
area championship series tomorrow
afternoon. The Tank School win en-
tertain Washington Barracks, while
the 18th Infantry, in charge of Capt.
Tom Brand. will get iimbered up in
"a game with another of the post
teams.
Camp Ho!abird, another of the ag-
cregations that Is to try for the title.
will play in the Baltimore City League
today. The 9Th Field Artillery will
take a lay-of today. but tomorrow
viii open the series with the Tank
School.
Ed Brockman, president of the Bal
timore Umpires' Association, will per-
:sonally supervise the officiating of all
championship games.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
DISTRICT YACHTSMEN
IN MARYLAND EVENT

Leading lights of the Corinthian
and Capital Yacht Clubs will weigh
anchor this week for final pleasure
jaunt before staging their first annual
regatta under the sanction of the
american Power Boat Association on
August 10.
The Miles River event at ST. Mi
chaels, Md. is to claim the yachtmen's
attention next week end. and many of
them will leave the home moorings
during the next few days in order to
be on hand for the first races Friday
Commodore Conrad c. Smith and
Vice Commodore r. b. Rives of the
Corinthian Club will make the trip in
their cruisers, the Viking and Virgin
ian. Frank Williams will sail the
imatra and l.. w. Walker will pilot
the Widgeon.
Other boats in the party will be the
Water Witch, owned by L. A. Lawton;
T. VI. Taibot's ffesper; the Miss Wash
iugton, owned by A. Segren, and r. HI.
Harper's Loaf Along.
Gus Forsberg. Fl. w. Kennedy, w. A.
Rogers and p. B. Castles also will at
tend the affair.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
OLD RIVALS TO CLASH
ON BARRACKS DIAMOND

An old feud is to be renewed to-
day at Washington Barracks dia-
mond when Bus Freed's WarwickS
tackle Mrs. Linnie Rocks LinWorths,
senior champions last year and strong
contestants for the honor again this
season. The game starts al l O'Clock.
Ever since the Linworths trounced
the Warwicks for the city title in the
midget class half a dozen years back.
when most of the boys were still in
short pants, rivalry between the two
clubs has been keen. They have met
every year, with the Linworths win
ming out in more than half of the
starts, but Freed is predicting that
his charges will reverse the usual de-
cision this time.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
WARWlCKS SURPRISE
BY DOWNING KNICKS

Bus Freeds Warwicks pulled the
prime upset of the unlimited sandlot
series yesterday by nosing out the
Knickerbocker nine at Georgetown
hollow, to 4.
Other league games resulted in
10-to-8 win for the A1oysius Club
over the National Circles and a
White Sox victory over the Comfort
ers. IL to g..
The Warwicks played alright ball
when they downed the fast Knicker-
booker aggregation. The infield alone
handled 32 chances with only one
error.
The Knicks scored two of their
runs in the final frame when Poore
doubled, Fisher singled and Ortel got
to first on Hamby's error while Poore
was denting the plate. Fisher Tailed
on Taylor's sacrifice.
Fishers homer in the third made
up the Knicks' total.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
RIGGS NINE WINS GAME
IN THE BANKERS GROUP

Although Crawford, F. H. Smith
Co. hurler, struck out 10 Riggs bat
ters and Jones, third baseman for the
Smith nine, outcla ssed the. Riggs field
ers with his brilliant work at the hot
corner, the Riggs National Bank nine
took the Smith tosSers to camp yes
terday at the Monument grounds,
TO ..
The game was the firsA to be played
in the Bankers Base Ball League for
several weeks. The Riggs team is
out in front by a good margin in the
race for the city Championship.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
ILLINOIS SWIM MERS
ANNEX A. A. u. MEET
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Wash, August THE
illinois athletic team. with "a points.
won the Amateur Athletic Unions
swimming meet, which ended here to-
day.
The Cincinnati Y. NJ. c. A. team
was second. with % points. and the
Roman Pool, Miami. Fla, third. with
10.
Io0-YARD FREE sTYLE-won by Johnny
weissmueller. Illinois A. C.. Chicago: second,
% Wa,tsr Lanfer. . NJ C. Cinci2nsti; natl third; u d.
CMi.. New Orleans. Time. 0:52.
ss0-YARD RELAY-Won by Illinois A.:
schwartz John Weis-muellerl second.
Olympic Club. Club. San Franaisco: h1, third oakes
FANCY DIVING GA. .. and 30 feet
Pete Des Jardipes Roman Pool. Miami. Fla.
won: David C. Fall. Stanford University.
econd: Al White. Olympic Club. San Fran
eisco. third
Evening star., 1925-08-02
WOMAN WILL SWIM
ALL EVEN WITH men

CORBEIL, France, August / LP.-
Lillian Harrison of Argentina the
only woman who will take part in
the nautical marathon" which starts
from this town at o'clock tomorrow
morning, tonight refused to accept a
handicap offered her by the IL men
starters in the race.
She said she would start on equal
terms with the men or would not start
at all.
r. w. Burgess. the veteran who
swan the English Channel in 1911
predicted tonight that Miss Harrison
would win. Rainy weather was in
prospect with temperature of about
60 degrees Fahrenheit.
The contestants include, besides
Miss Harrison, George Pouilley, for
mer French national champion:
Sachner, the Italian champion, Bur
CESS and two Senegalese sailors.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
WEATHER SEEMS LIKELY
TO DELAY MISS EDERlE

BOULOGNE, France, August
PD.-incieinenf weather conditions
are likely to cause Gertrude Ederie,
the American girl swimmer, to
postpone her attempt to swim
across the English Channel from
the French coast to the English
side, which she expected to begin
on Monday morning.
Tonight rough sea and an un-
favorable southwesterly breeze
made the prospects very doubtful
Tor the American girl to take the
water on Monday. However, all
arrangements have been completed
for the trial, and Jabez Wolfe, her
trainer, expressed confidence that
Miss Eder.e would succeed, pro-
viding she was fortunate enough
to strike is hours of good weather.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
MISS BAUER SETS MARK
IN CHICAGO RIVER SWIM

CHICAGO. August l R.-Sybil
Bauer. Northwestern University stu
dent, representing the Illinois Athletic
Club, won the fifth annual Chicago
River swim today, breaking her own
record as world champion back-stroke
swimmer.
The race was for one and a quarter
miles, and was held under the auspices
of the Chicago Daily Journal.
Miss Bauer's time was $3.50. as
against her old mark of 27:21. Twenty
girls participated
Evening star., 1925-08-02
THREE FRAYS TODAY
IN COUNTY CIRCUIT.

A trio of games will open the cham
pionship race today between the six
teams of the recently organized
Prince Georges County Base Ball
League.
Kenilworth entertains Maryland
Park, Mount. Rainier plays host to
Seat Pleasant, and Pierce Athletic
Maryland Athletic Club at the Mary
landers' field.
Games listed in the District of Co
lumbia championship series include
Comforter Knickerbocker clash at
Georgetown, a meeting of Petworth
and Dominican Iyceum mines at Wash
ington Barracks, a Shamrock Pullman
tilt at Congress Heights field and an
encounter between the Chevy Chase
Bearcats and Aloysius Club tossers at
Chevy Chase diamond.
In the Arlington County loop
Clarendon plays at Arlington and
Cherrydale meets Addison at Lyon
village.
Union Printer players are requested
to meet at the Times-Herald building
at 11:30 O'Clock to take the IL O'Clock
train for Annapolis. where the East
port semi-pro nine will be encountered
Hess Juniors, claimants for the
Junior independent championship of
the District, moved down another
challenger when they trounced the
Kennedy Juniors, Z to 2. Bub
Geutheler was in rare form and
allowed the Kennedys but hits and
famed IL men, while his mates were
siamming the offerings of Lynch and
Jones for 13 safeties. Any team chal-
longing the Hessmen's right to the
title is requested to call Lincoln 8112.
Crescent Seniors ran wild in prac.
tice game with the Juniors and helped
themselves to hits aplenty. Jim Birth
right and Bill Simmons each crashed
out triples, Birthright's coming when
the bases were loaded. The Seniors
play at Woodbridge today. For games
call Pop Dulin at Franklin 6925.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
.lIBERTYS TAKE RUBBER
WITH CONGRESS HEIGHTS

Liberty Athletic Club base ballers
won the rubber of their three-game
series with Congress Heights yester-
day at Plaza diamond, to s. Lib
erty went to bat in the last half of
the ninth with the score knotted at
Sail. two-bagger by Kremb and a
clean single by Ringold accounting
for the winning tally.
Finch pitched the first seven in
nings and famed nine batters before
being relieved by Kremb.
Georgetown Seniors will meet the
Liberty Club today at o'clock at
the Plaza
Evening star., 1925-08-02
MANY WOMEN HAVE TRIED
FEAT ONLY TO BE BALKED
All Efforts Since First Made Is Years Ago Have Fail
ed, But Experts Agree American Girl Has Best
Chance of Any Who Ever Sought Honor.
BY CAPT. ALEC RUTHERFORD,

Famous British Expert the CrossChannel SWIM
and re nance
APE GRlS NEZ lis the herculean
the English Channel which has bafed and
who has attempted accomplished
schoolgirl of only Is
The European world startling
hdent she
Undoubtedly
about the difficulties of cross-channel swimming.
OF the feat involves swim anything 90 miles the
of the tancO Ocean
Evening star., 1925-08-02
PULLMAN NINE BETTERS
TERMINAL LEAGUE LEAD

Only three games were played dur
ing the week in the Washington Ter
ninal Y. NJ. c. A. Base Ball League,
Pullman adding to It's lead by taking
two of them. Washington Terminal
was defeated, Q to O, and Southern
trimmed, 5 to g In the other circuit
game Washington Terminal nosed out
y. NJ. ca, 8 to 8.
The Express team has been dropped
from the standings because of numer-
Gus forfeits.
Present standing of the mines:
Evening star., 1925-08-02
Fauored to Su Cannel D. Water Stars Score Baltimore
Do WELL. AT SWIMMING
AND WIN CANOE CONTEST
All Padding Events, Except One, Are Called off on
Account of Rough Water, Lone Race Being
Captured by Potomacs.

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Evening star., 1925-08-02
PRINTERS ARE AHEAD
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS

Union Printers still are outclassing
the four other teams of the Depart
mental Base Ball League in every
department Of the game. Besides
leading the loop by healthy margin
of victories, the Printers are batting
for team average of .34l and are
fielding at a .947 clip. Treasury is
their nearest rival.
Cy Simons remains at the top of
the heap in individual batting, while
Jimmie Dunn also is holding place
among the five leading hitters. The
figures corrected to date follow:
crANnINf, OF, THE TEAMS
Evening star., 1925-08-02
HARRIS INSECTS ISSUE
BLANKS I'M TWO FRAYS

Harris Insects took both halves OF
a double bill yesterday by the shut
out route, the ST. PauTs Midgets be-
ing swamped, Is to 0, and the Stag
Cubs taking a whitewashing, to 0.
McMullen turned in no-hit no
run performance in the first encoun-
ter and famed Is batters. In the
nfghtcap the Stays collected five hiH
and only II of their sluggers went 10
the bench on strike-outs. Bauman
smashed out double and three
singles