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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Providence. 3: Jersey City. O.
Baltimore, 8: Reading.
Syracuse. 8: Toronto. g.
Rochester. 16-6: Buffalo. 5-4
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City. 4: Milwaukee, g.
st. Paul. g; Minneapolis. 3.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Greenville, 5: Asheville, 3.
Columbia. 5: Augusta. 4
Spartanburg-Kno train).
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Salisbury. &: DanviIle, 5.
WinstonS Salem, 10: Raleigh, 1.
Greensboro. 8: Durham. 3.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Kinston, 4 Norfolk, 3.
Portsmouth, 4: Wilson, o.
Rocky Mount, 3: Richmond. ..
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. s.; Mobile. 2.
Little Rock, 8: Chattanooga. 3.
Memphis, g: Nashville. l.
EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE.
Cambridge. 5; Parksley, !.
Dover. 10: Crisfeld. 8.
Easton. &; Salisbury. T.
BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE.
Chambersburg. 5; Martinsburg, f.
Hagerstown. 13: Frederick, o.
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GRIMES rs SUSPENDED.

NEW YORK, July CP.-Burleish
Grimes, Brooklyn Nationals pitcher
has been Indefinitely suspended by
President John A. Heydler of the Ma
tional League for his argument with
Umpire Pete Mclaughlin in the sec.
ond game of the Robins double.head.
er Sunday with the Braves.
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SHOWING AGAINST ROBINS
AND REDS ISENCOURACINC
Lost Majority of Games With These Teams Last
Season, While Holding Edge on McGrawmen.
Quite Different This Year.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

EW YORK. July 7-One of the hopeful Pittsburgh
of the which the Pirates have gone after
the Cincinnati Reds who, with the Brooklyn Robins
damaging rivals in 1924
Last the Reds IL the Pirates in the
the clubs while the Brookn IS the Pirates
of
Pittsburgh the Pirates IS.
Thus Pittsburgh of IA
game their Of
unless they take awful the with the
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And, from past performances, the
Chevy Chase combination should GER
tainly be able to take the field on
even terms with any of those men
toned. Early this season Adelman
Stevens, Frisbie and Company took
the General Accounting Office nine
into camp and since then have been
mopping up in senior and unlimited
ranks.
Their latest feat was TO take the
measure of the Alexandria Cardinals
and Seabrook over the past week end
Having demonstrated their ability,
these boys believe that 1t is time TO
move up a notch, and now they are
making strenuous efforts to break
into the circle of big teams. Ar
rangements are under way for
meeting with Petworth next Sunday
and for the following Sabbath the
Chevy Chase manager is doing his
best to get crack at the Knicker-
Dockers an Georgetown Hollow.
Bobby Stevens. at Cleveland 95, is
in charge of all arrangements.
Before taking on the Union Printers
Sunday at Griffith Stadium, the
Warwick Athletic Club team will at
tempt to annex a game with Hern-
don Saturday afternoon. Shamrock
Seniors made the trip to the Virgin
ians' stronghold over the week end
and came out on the short end of
the count in both halves of double
header. The scores We're II to and
22 TO o.
West Washington Baptists broke
the tie existing in the Sunday School
Base Ball League and went into the
lead by trouncing Mount Vernon, de-
Tending champion, to 8, at the Monu-
ment grounds. higgins occupied the
mound for the winners and allowed
only hits while the Baptist bats
men were connecting for a total of
13. Heeke was the opposing slabman.
Manager Cheseldine of the Lafa-
yette nine wishes TO correct erroneous
reports of a Lafayette victory over
the Virginia Grays of Alexandria. The
Grays annexed the clash by a score
of u to s.
Kennedy Juniors are expecting a
battle royal Sunday when they meet
the Alexandria Tigers at the Bengals'
home field. The Tiger manager is
requested to call Edward Hays at
Adams 1886 in regard to the en-
counter.
Petworth CentraIs and Lincolns will
meet in a return game at Handley
| Field Saturday at o'clock. In a
former meeting the Centrals scored
l9 runs in one inning, the final score
being 80 to II.
Manager Newcomb OF the Congress
! Heights team Is offering the use of
his field to any teams that may wish
TO stage a game next Sunday. Call
Lincoln POSI-.
Barnes is expected to take the
mound for the fast.traveling George.
town Juniors when Park Lane is met
on Saturday.
Congressional Juniors got the bet
ter of the Crescents by a score of
| z to 4.
Abe Collins, manager of the Arrow
Athletic Club. wishes to arrange
games with fast junior mines of the
city. Call North 4123 between 3 and
! Z o'clock.
Cavanaugh's home run gave the
Capital Midgets a 13-to-12 win over
| the Comets.
ST. Paul's Midgets were BANKED by
r. AsyeE 20
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.TUNNEY HURTS SHOULDER.

CHICAGO, July Z Op.-Gene Tun-
ney, American light.heavyweight
champion, has Cancelled all dates un-
til Labor day as a result OF an injury
sustained in his bout with Italian
Jack Hermann in Kansas City last
Friday. He strained ligament in his
left shoulder
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BOXERS POST FORFEITs.

NEW YORK, July 7 P.-Jimmy
Goodrich of Buffalo, N. Y, and STAN
islaus LoayZa, South American boxer,
have posted forfeits guaranteeing
their weight and appearance for the
15-round bout for the world light
weight championship to be held next
Monday night at the greensboro
Athletic Club. .....,
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MARANVILLE NAMED
MANAGER OF CUBS
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Assoclated Press,
NEW YORK, July 7.-WaIter
(Rabbit) Maranville. shortstop, to-
day succeeded Bill KilIefer as
manager of the Chicago team of
the National League. President
William l.. Veeck announced.
This action is the result of the
management's search for a play
ing manager.
Killefer, who succeeded Johnny
Evers as leader some years ago,
will remain as scout until the ex-
piration of his contract at the end
of this year.
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EASY FOR G.. P. o. NINE.

Government Printing Office took a
Colored Departmental Base Ball
League game with Veterans Bureau,
Is to 3. Ross connected for four
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LEAGUE SPLITS SEASON.

FLINT, Mich. July THE Mich.
igan-Ontario League season will be
split. The first half will end tomor-
row, July s. and the second half open
the next day. There will be no
change in the schedule.
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Argentine pOloists, who are admit.
tedly among the best in the world,
follow the American style Of play
rather than that of the English polo
experts
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GAMES TODAY GAMES TOMORROW.
Cincinnati at Phia. Cincinnati at Phila-
st. Louis at Boston. st. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh at N. Y. Pittsburgh at y. Y.
Chicago at Brooklyn. Chicago at Brooklyn.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York. 6-6; Philadelphia, 0-I0.
Boston, 8; Brooklyn, 4.
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in the Cincinnati outfeld, is not hit
ting as well as he should, and it is
more than possible that the general
fussing around of the Reds lineup
may have something to do with that
Chicago is making a brave attempt
to get hitting strength into an out
field which has needed 1t for three
years and more.
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Abe Collins, manager Of the Arrow
Athletic Club. wishes to arrange
games with fast junior mines of the
! city. Call North 4123 between and
Ia o'clock.
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
Wash'ton at Chicago Wash'ton at Chicago
y. Y. at ST, Louis. y. Y. at st. Louis.
Boston at Detroit. Boston at Detroit.
Phila- at Cleveland. Phila. at Cleveland
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cleveland. 3-4; Chicago, I-3.
(No others scheduledD
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TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, July
1.-THE Potomac and Shenandoah
rivers clear this morning.
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Two-base hits-Goslin, Adams McInnis
Moore. Traynor. Three-base hit-Traynor.
Home run-Barnhart. stolen bases-Goslin,
reid, Judge. Double plays-Traynor to Nc
Innis. Traynor TO Moore to Mcfnnis. Left
First base on baiis-Of Culloton. 2: on
Pumpelly. 2. Struck out-By Culloton 1 |:
by Gregg, L; by PumpelIy. 2. Hits-Of
Gregg. In 4 innings: of PumpeIly, In 1
innings. Wild ptch-Pumpelly. Balk-
pitcher-Pumpeliy. Umpres-Messrs. VIE
son and Moriarty.. Time of game-One
hour and 81 minutes.
Evening star., 1925-07-07

Cavanaugh's home run gave the
Capital Midgets a 13-to-12 win over
the Comets.
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st. Paul's Midgets were blanked by
the AztecS, 35 to o.
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Congressional juniors got the bet
ter of the Crescents by a score OF
a to T.
Evening star., 1925-07-07

Barnes is expected to take the
mound for the fast.traveling George.
town Juniors when Park Lane is met
on Saturday.
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WIN II NIIW ~ TH.lI
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE or THE BOARD


lgd 6iT4gp22p ro I Eo,,F MY cf III sle2S
Notice. ~ hereby, giyen by, ne Board 81
Indiana. that sealed proposals viii Sc, r.,
p. m on Monday, Aus 2. 1925. Tor Tho
in the City OF indianapolis. "a authorized
- Improvement Resolution No, ie449.
SECOND ALLEY SOUTH OF WooDLAWN
From west property limo of first alley
To " wcst ~ property limo Of Randolph 81,
~ grading and pacing tho alley with
asphaltic concrete concrete or brick, lAid
on 6.inch gravel concrete foundation,
from inches Of property inc 70 9 inches
q feet providing y lin. n. OF axi6inch
stratihcd limestone marginal stone or
Ssxs.iggc9 standard steel paving gu,Mrd
alley with asphaitic concrete laid on =
i.inch asphaltic concrete haao, 10 ID,
n9ove nSoPe xYg9n5eeh sfa oSyiqln nsc,tors
" Also 90 extending an water ras sewer
and other. private service compositions 20
nropertv line. where not already IN.
fed.
cordance with the tcrrna aud conditions
said improvement Resolution. and n
general and detail nlaps, prohlea, drPwins
NAV be seen IN the Office Of said poaf
% Public Works OF tho City OF Indian
me Board Of Public Works reserves ths
right 10 reject any or an bids
SHARLTgSs cfQoEFrN.
NJ. j SPENCER.
Board Of Public Works CITY Of indian
july is and rs. 1898.
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FIVE rooms. furnace. double garage; near
Morris St Will sell or trade. For in
formation call Belmont 3494.
GROOM modern bungalow east. will con
slider large house north or good clear
lot Ma 0707.
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FOUND-Articles found IN lndan
apolis street cars yesterday:
II Machinery and Tools
~ HelD Wonted-Mole

BUILDERS OUTFIT; Al condition.
Sacrifice for half cost. p; c. PATIER-
SON 1920 n Delaware. Ran. 1910.
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HIGHLAND COAL co.
rs Miscellaneous Wanted
u Business Announcements

CARPENTERING-ol or new work. ce-
riIent WORK of all kinds: estimates free,
Kent 4 Applegate. Ia. 4465-W We. 070l-R
ELECTRICAL fixtures; single chain, 81 80;
blight. 1929 Blight. S4.25. Complete
with shades. Wiring. repairing. WEB. 37l6.
ia Theirs bought sou ano renOv ateu
leather mattresses and pillows made.
Z. f BURKLE 416 Mass. Main l429.
CHIN WOO INN IIS1b W Ohio New
Chop suey place. Also sleeping rooms.
RIICS nx10 Ihriy ciI,d 30: all york guar.
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Board Of Public Works city OF indian.
July II and Is 1928.
CITY ApVERTiSEMENT


lSTS o4f9los f;o IGg68Srig9k,gcIl5}hs} oaS
Notice ~ hereby given bv the Board ~
Public Works of tho city of indianapolis
lndianai that scaled proposals viii bc TO-
cciyed 10y y az ~ office until - o clocg
following described public improvement,
IN the CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, az authorized
Improvement Resolution No. 1871.
From south ,,propcrty line oi hrst alcgi
south OF Wuodlawn Ave.
To north property line Of second alley
south of Woodlawu Ave.
BE gTedcln osor s9a PAVING teS ey yi9
from 0 inches OF property llne 10 9 lpchca
Of property line, 60 q uniform width uf
~ IT,; or graling aud pHvins thc alley
With Asphaltic Concrete. laid on q inch
named width; aud .proyidlGs $50 M, Il.
Of lxidinch STatincd Limestone Mar.
Also oxtcnding an water. ras sowcf and
other private service connect! 1nH 90 pfou.
orty line, where not already IA.
fed
An work done in making Of said de-.
scrthCd public Improvement rhnll hp 900 ars
corlapce with the terms aud conditions uf
eral and detail plans. prO1lus. drHWIuga
aud specifications which uro ON Ole .ni
may be seen in tho Office of said BOARD on
Public Works Of the city OF lndiannpo g.,
The Board Of Public Works reserves
tho right TO TIA q 'eoEFiN.
W. II. FREEMAN,
NJ. j SPENCER
Board OF Public Works cts OF Indian
Y,fy q ,ra o. 100.
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Real Estate for Sale !.
e---Suburbdn

BARGAINS IN LOTS
North of Fifty Sixth: improvements IN
CALI, LINCOLN 4463.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE or TIRE BOARD

lSSaoTi25qso'if'o oe65NrdRRlc46hJl oa''
of G fac woA! .c o ne CIV by 81 @ nda BSRl
lis Indiana. that sealed propo9ls, Will nc
p nv ON p Monday A 1P' Yb45 for Gthee
following described public improvements in
the, city OF lndiWapons ~ 9uthgrged by
FIFTY FIFTH sr.
80 From cast property limo OF Washington
10 west property limo Of ccptrai Ave.
witty wa FSd2nen loS19a Rr SSns ne fo o1
nhaltic Concrete laid ON 4 Binch gravel.
concrete foundation from curb Inc TO
curb lino 20 uniform width of % feet
tersectng street and alleys in q similar
manner and TO the widths A. shown ON
With stratided iimcst6nc. Berca Sandstone
Granite or 0X21.inoh Concrete curb. curb
Ing lh the wings q Nhe iniersec!ng stree
ia. T. OF 9Si6.inc6 Sirati0dd i.imesstope
basins including inlet tops. 1rovidinr two
new iron inlets. laying no ~. ~. of =.
lnint u'an basnlss" and is'V nv,
shown ON plan; and rcsctting one manhoio
Also extending an water gps sewer and
other private service connections 90 prop.
efty line whore not already IN.
an to be- as shown on plan and az epocl'
Ai work dqno IN mailing Of said de-.
Hcrlhcd puhur lmnfuNtmrut snail hr ~ h's
curdauce with the terms and conditions 0f
said Improvement Rosolution. and the gen.
eral and detail plHus, prohlca, drawings
and specifications which are on tlc and
Of Public Works Of tho CITY OF Indian.
apois
The Board OF Public Works reserves tho
right TO reject any or an bids
CHARLES ~ COFFIN
W A. FREEMAN
NJ j. SPENCER.
Board OF Public Works city OF indian
iuy is and % 1898
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
RTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD
iNno9lrai9caEg9TIl 0 ttnHNrRuhLErlniRsI V9o,

INDIANAPOLIS, ma IhlN ~ lNans
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice Is hereby given by the Board
of Public Works OF the City Of Indian
apolis, lndiash, that sealed proposals
will be received by 10. az it, office until
200 O'Clock ~ M on Monday, August
1923 for the following described public
Improvement, N the City of indianapolis,
as authorized by
Improvement Resolution No 1"4i2
FIRST ALLEY EAST OF SHERMAN DIR
Prom north property line of Pratt ST..
To south property line of fret alley
north of Pratt Sc.
Asphaltic Concrete. Concrete or Brick laid
on b-tnch gravel concrete foundation
from inches OF property line 20 g inches
Of property line. to a uniform width Of
10 feet; or grading and paving the alley
with asnhaltic concrete, laid on f.inch
asphaltic-concrctc base TO the above
named width and providing 90 lin. n
Of 4xl6 inch Stratihcd Limestone Mar
ginal stone.
Also extending an water, gas sewer and
other private service connections TO prop.
erty line. where not already In
All to be as shown on plan and a.
specified.
All work done I'm making Of said dc.
scrihcd pubic Improvement shall be IN No.
o0rdance with the terms and conditions
OF said Improvement Resolution and tn
g"nora and detni plans nrohles, draw
inrp and specifications which are on hle
an6 ALn.y be seen In the Office OF said
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTM ENT or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE or THE BOARD

iSHoTicE 10 tcSoYNfRKIcrobs '-'
Notice o. hereby given by The 1slrd of
Public Works of the CITY Of mdauWol
Indiana that sealed proposals viii hr o..
Seiyed by by Mos3ay rs az 2nicc upes i 9c9f
following described public Improvement. iu
the City of Indianapolis, No authorized by
prk9gPP 9%yfeTTee9 EGsr 'o2P 6AabsrlR9 ar
From north property line OF Mi,hifHn
10 south property line Of Walnut ST.
Asp6nlcc d5cr Sa 6S SS'Ps, 'e er hr Ta
on 0inch Gravel Concrete foundation
from inches OF property ine 20 q inchus
OF property lino TO q uniform width Of 10
strau3cd limestone Marginal stone or
"A N2N2 inch standard Steel Paving Guard.
as specified, or GRADING ana paving The
alley with .AsnhMt c'Cnncreto laid ON
4.nch AsphulticC Concrete base, 90 thH
lin g. Of fNi0inch Stratincd Ltnoaton,. 4
Marginal Stouo
Also extending an water. raa. sewer hn
crtv line where not already IN.
An TO be- as shown on plan md a. epeci-
An work done In making OF said d..
scribcd public Improvement ehnl be 40
accordance with the tcrma aud conditions
OF said Improvement Resolution, and tho
general and detail plans, nronlN crgM,
ings and specifications which are on hie
and NAV be- seen in the office Of eaid
Board of Public Works OF tho city OF
" NE board Of Public Works reserves the
CHARLES ~ COFFIN.
w. Ia. FREEMAN.
". j, SPENCER
Board Of Public Works city Of indian
INV is and 25 1925
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81 Business Announcements

| YOU can purchase tine superior fire pre-
ventive fiue flashing at 1910 Jefferson
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Legal Notices

BOARD Of Public Works OF the CITY OF In.
dianupolis
The Board OF Public worye reserves this
right to reject any or all bids,
CHARLES n COFFIN
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In Men1orian7

IN MEMORIAM-In loving remembrance
of Eihu Smith, who departed this life
eleven years ago today, july 49, 1914.
Gone but not forgotten. THE FAMILY.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-10
traffic going west of Iiantic will pass

traffic going west of Iiantic will pass through the work. Colchester Hebron, Amston road is under construction. Detour over un- improved road. Montville, Raymond hill road, grading is being done. Detour post ed via Dolbeare hill road. Windham, Windham-North Wind ham road Is under construction. Open to traffic.
 Bozrah, Norwich Colchester road, section being paved with concrete in village of Fitchville. Traffic go- Ing from Norwich to Colchester will pass through the work. traffic from Colchester to Norwich will use de- tour as posted.
 The following resurfacing work is under way:
 Berlin, Berlin turnpike, between Hartford city line and Berlin.
 Seymour, from Seymour southerly for two and one-half miles on the Naugatuck valley road.
 Cheshire, from Cheshire to Ham den on the Milldale-N New Haven read.
 New Britain, Corbln's corner on the West Hartford-N New Britain road,
 Glastonbury, Hebron avenue road is open to traffic. Shoulder work going on.
 All Of the above roads are open, but traffic should proceed with care.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-10
PRESIDENT LIKES
 OCEAN CRUISING
Plans More Trips Out From
 SVampSCOtt

swampscott, Mass. July 10 Ur,-- President Coolidge, having enjoyed his first trip to sea on the MayAower, was looking forward today to fre- quent cruises along the New England coast before he completes his sum mer vacation.
 Although the weekend plans of Mir, and Mrs. Coolidge have not been formulated, 1t Is not unlikely that they will spend it on the yacht. boarding the craft after the presi dents return late tomorrow from an outing to be given near here for Essex county newspaper editors.
 A visit here from Secretary of State Kellogg on Saturday. as fore cast in despatches from Washing ton last night, was expected to play an important part in the week end activities of the president. No inti- nation had been given publicly here of the intended call of MT Kellogg but f. was supposed that whatever the occasion of the visit Mir. Kel- lcgg would be the summer White House guest Saturday and Sunday, either at White Court or on board the Mayhower. There had been no revelation early today as 10 whether the secretary of state would take up with the president some urgent mat ter concerning foreign affairs or whether he and Mir Coolidge would simply go over departmental and routine matters, In preparation for Mir. Kellogg's return to Washington
New Britain herald., 1925-07-10
DIVORCE LAWS OF
 FRANCE PRAISED
Mrs, Ford Thinks They Are
 Just the Thing

New York, July 10 Pt-French di- vorce laws were praised today by Mrs. Miriam Marie Rolletu Ford, fashion designer, whose husband. Reginald Ford, mail king" has just obtained a decree in Paris.
 "The French divorce laws are ab- soutey just" she said When two persons cease 10 be in accord and their business interests are on op- posite sides of the ocean, it Is better that they live separate lives. France recognizes the rights of tho indi- Vidual, America could profit by its breadth of vision. There Is no sense in anyone going abroad 10 he honest and natural Mir. Ford and I are still the best of friends and always expect 10 remain so."
 Mrs, Ford was accorded the title Of "the best dressed American wom- an in Eurone' last year by Parisian | dressmakers.
 Reginald Ford was born in Eng land. but Is citizen of France, where he has lived for IS years. The French know him as the mail king because of his activity during the war in the manufacture of nails for soldiers boots.
 Americans in Paris some times mistake the sign outside his office for that of the Ford Motor company. He Is not related 10 Henry Ford. A huge nall outlined in electric lights advertises his speciality.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-10
1t the conclusion of their confer.

at tho conclusion of their confer ence.
 It is probable that during the com ing weeks the president will utilize the Mayfower to reach points of ln- terest nearby, making short cruises similar to the one yesterday to Fort Andrews, one of the fortified islands bordering Boston harbor.
 The Mayfower weighed anchor for the first time since taking up his station more than two weeks ago in Marblehead harbor, and took the president and Mrs, Coolidge and a party of newspaper reporters out to sea for 50 mile cruise to the forti- hcations which the president in. spected, Weather conditions were ideal for cruising.