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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-11
Il progfesO actual de YauCo, segdn
knuestfO CoIabOfadOr don N. Aguilar

FL dia 27 de julio pasado Sc lie
70 cabo en- esta ciuGsd, ano de
los actos mas hernlosos que Sc re-
gistran de tempo en- tielnro en- la
vida de los pueblos y qne ponen
de. relieve el sentin.a:ito patri6tico
ave ans,*.R a los aie dieron forlha
y cristaiizaron la esliz idea, de
hacer honor 81 nompre De un Pa
triota.
Me reiiero al aeto de Ia coloca-
ci6n de dos plaeas. upa en- cl edi-
heio de Ia Plau.a Elesteica - Ia
otra Ell Ell edifeIo qle ocupa cl
',..Yaueo Auto Gaeass'' I'm elias
Sc lee esta insc-ipci6i,: .sAvEltr-
DA DE JOSE g. BAEsosA s.
Quien viene yalsco pot Ia es-
tacion. del Ferrocarrii, entra en- ss-
guida en- esta rects y hermosa ave
riida otlada4 en- toia 81. extension
de. veEdes quengp9s y f,ondoss. !.
Acacias, pavi,nentada q la nioder-
ma y con anchas aeeras 1ue le dan
u1 aspecto hermosisimo v Ell tran
seuhte recibe una impression agra
dabiifsina. Es en- 81 Ia ireior ave
nida de esta ciudad i en- donde
estan enclavadcs los edifcios mas
hermosos Y de mejor arquitectpra.
Entire ellos, podemos seaalar el edi
fcio de Ia Estacion del ferrocarril,
tedificia de la Plantaa Elecarica, de
Ia Yauco, Public School de la
escuela sMuaoz Rivera, que cons
ta De IS salOnes. Temple de Ia 10
gia Hij9s de Ia Luz tomplo pro-
testante de, Hermanos Unidos, casa
Pastoral. Teatro "Yauco' y caif-
clio del "Yauco Auto Cara gs'.
La idea de dar ell nombzo de mics
tro sglorioso mueFto In hermosa
avenida, 10 tuyo nnestro digno Al
calde don Arturo LluveIas y flte
secqndada efieazfnsnte pof el assam
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-11
NUEvos DoNATIvos:

La obra de altruismo qae esta
desarrollandO nuesEro Alcaide Ar
turo Lluveras hacienda donatiyos
de su bolsillo particular, para ARE
glar con esplendidez nuestfas ca
lies plazas, no tiene igual ell la
historic de Puerto Rico.
Es Ell fnico case que feiizmentc
Sc ha dado en- el pals v Yauco ha
sido la ciudad elegida por Ia suer-
te, para recibir> tahto benefcic. NOS
otros teniamos la seguridad de que
nuestro amigo Lluveras a sn paso
por la poltrona Municipal de Yau-
fco haria una buena afrainistra-
lcs6n aejandO satisfecho ii puebl9
que 10 eligi6.
Pero todn Ia superado 4 nuegsral
.creencia. Yauco tiene I'M Alcalde
que no va la casa Consistorial
a lnangonear la cosa psAbiics para
|viyir del presupuesto; Il Vi al =,
ocuparse estrictamenta dc Sis debe
res, ! haeer ei1lnplir los precspkos
de "a Ley Municipal cuid@isdo que
todo sea despachado dontso del
Orden que requieren los ,alltip.ss
asuntos de su gobierno.
A Ia cantidad de tres mi y pico
de dolares que infortnc ga mi arr
tienlo anterior, tenenaos que agre-
gar los donativos siglielltes:
De una parte s9os-S3 y de otra
parte $S19-39 que hacen nm total
de s4,699.o7 regaiadQs por el Sc
nor 1.luveras para 81 enbsllecimien
to de Yauco, iQu6 otro Alcalde
hay en- Puerto RICO due este sa-
ciende 10 misno7
AE Anryrr an
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Ituras este aprobado en- la CANA
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-11
PERO A PEsAR

Dc contar Ell MUNDo con el
mayor ndmero de lectores su
anuncio puede que no surta el
efecto dcseado debido la name
ra en- que fu6 redactado. pues FL
nismo csrece de. los detailes esen-
ciales, porque no es adecuado.
porque no tienen ell poder para
lamar Ia atcnci6n al slector. PO-
demos dar usted nuestra expe-
risncia sin costo adicional alguno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-11
AsILo DE NISos
HVRRFANos;

cabenos el honor de tener eli Yau
co IN establecimientD de caridad,
en- doude Sc encuentran asiladas
mas de 80 nihas pobres y hu6rfa-
mas, qile son, atendidas v nabilmen-
te dirigidas por tres hermanas de
IA Carload. Da gusto yer 10 salts
fechas que estan esas pobres cria-
turas y 10 bien disefplhadas que
Sc encuehtran a menof indica-
ci6n de una de las Hermanas. rcr
su aspecto fisico Sc comprends "a
ciImente, que estan fiuy bien niah
tenidas y viendo las labores que
ejecutan, Sc We la saba diresc.cn
que tieneii. va nuchas poblae;ones
de la isla quisieran para si, I'm es-
tablecinietito de la indole del ''san
to Asiio de mIos I1uerfanos''
81 f,.naador de este Asiio fue
nusstro Alcalde Arturo .tiuveras,
qriien contribuye a su sosseiimian-
TO con la niitad de 81 presupaesto
mensual que nunca baja lie 80 a
140 d6lares.
Ademas de la fuerte eontribu-,
ci6n que generosamente llace ndes-
tro amigo LIuveras al Asllo, su
digna y amable esposa dona Asun-.
ci6n Nsgroni regala tgdcs los amos,
inpltitnd de- vestidos W spatos pa
"a Las nifas asiladas y asras ropas
del servicio interior ae dicho al .
10,
Hay tanlbien varias personas pii-
dientss .en esta locaudad y fuera
de ella, que contribugen cor ST
-obolo al sostenimiento de esta. ca
sa de caridad. Pero no son todos
los que debieran ser IL sostsn de
este asilo. Pena graade sentiinos
cuando vemos "a oportandad, que
tienen algunos ficos he Yauco de
invertir algunos d6larss de su en-
pital. initando la conducta del se-
fior Liuvsras y no 10 lacen. No
10 haeen, repito, porque les falta
esa libra sensible con que Dios IA
hermoseado el coraz6n de los esco-
gidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-11

bleista obrero seiior sLsonclo Tin
zaiez y demas iriembros de la Asa'n
blea Municipal.
A este enthusiastic y horrado ol,re
70, le TOGO el honor de llevas a ca
bo este acto que result6 imporeate
v los acordes del himno amert saH9
fueron fjadas en- los sitios va in
dicados, las dos piacas Due llevan
el venerable ncnibre de JOSE G.
BARBosA.
Antes de hoy, esta aveaida Sc
conocia con Ell nombre de .sLaea-
yette''. Los uuchos sinpatizailaecs
que tiene en- Yauco la causa flan-
cesa, trajeron el nombre del va
hente general (que supo prestas
su syuda generosa al pueblo a.re-
ricano para conseguir su libertad y
democracia( para dar nombre y bo-
nor a eSta ayenida.
-
Nosotros tributamos nuestro
aplauso porque tambi6p llevarlos
en- nrestro coraz6n ell amor Fran
eia, grande y sefiora del inundo. J,
Pero, hoy, ,el nombre de I'M gran
General Borinqueio sust4tl,ye al
frances, v nosotros que. sentinros
gran devoei6n por todo 10 nuestro,
nos deseubrimes con tod9 respeto
ante 81 nompre augusta dc nuestre
herge, Que did su preciosa vida de-
fendiendo las hbertades de .su pue
bio. 81
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Il presupueStO.

0ntinuacion de la la. pagina)
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Una entrevista...
Continuation de la pAg. 81

" 49, 49, = a
|a- z no ha estado en- la cafesl
|ntesf-
Aqui el hombre nos falla. No di.I
r "a verdad completa:
No. Solo una vez en- nj pals
dad. | p institution aludida aha.
|of riha.
Pero...l I'd. no estuvo en- La car
lei de Fajardc...
si-es SUI respuesta, dsspu6s
manera de explcaci6n Qae todo
lobe de arreglsrlo:-pero COMO 81
Io estuvise, porque 70 no fil cul-
|able.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-11

N. AauILAR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-11
GMlLAGRO2 SUERTE?
SF0RTUNA?

MAZDA de ESQ. .Trabajo, Cons
tancia, y atencion verdadera
y seficaz a la clientela q. Sc sba
lido forianantso paso a paso con
la cal!dad de sus driles de pu-
ro hiio if11portados directamei-
te de los famosos fabricantes
York Street Flax Spinning
CO. Ltd.",, de Belfast, Irianda,
lngIaterra, y tafnbieia con sus
gabaFdinas y easaaifes ingle-
ses que no adrnjten r;vaIes EN-
Puerto Rico, y sobre tooo con
una fnano de obra experta que
tanQpoco adtf1ite ccrHpeteneia.
yBSf asOS neditnDss que. Ell
CORTE lNGLES, es como una
brillante e, luz h en- 81 cAoS, en-
'qtfeA vivifnos. '''.'',' .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-11
JUNTA DE MEDIcos ].
ExAHrrNADoREsI
ooNvocAToRIA A ExAMENEs

t.f+ y
De acuerdo con Ia Ley esta Jun
ia celebrara examenes para los
profesionales abajo relacionados,
durante 81 pr6ximo mes de septiem-
bre, en- el siguiente orden:
MEDIcos eIRUJANos Y os-
TEoPATAs, dias 1, 3, 8;4y s. /
PRAcTIcANTEs Y opToMBs
TRAS, dias 7ys.
ENFERMERAS, ENFERMERoS y
coMADRoNAs, dias 9 y 10.
Las solicitudes de examen y de-
mas requisites exigidos deberan ser
remitidos al secretario que suscri-
Re, Box sO4, San Juan, p r., des-
de esta fecha hasta elldia % de los
corrientes, fecha en- que expira 81
plazo de admission de los nismos. !.
Impresos de solicitudes . informes
generates podran ohtenerse del sr.
7. Vera Riera, personalmente en- la
cicina, Allen St, No. 8 pOr CO.
rreo. q
Los examenes tendran lugar en-
el salon Que ocupa la Junta en-
Allen NO. 8, de 9 a. M a II NJ.
y de 2 a 5 P. M, en- los adfas in,
dicados.
Los candidates deberan veniE
provistos de pluma y tinta.
DR.. d A. Biascoechea.
Secretario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-11

David no esta recluido en- min.
luna zelda. Esta suelto en- Ell patio.
Pero como en- la carcel hay l79 pre-
es, Sc teme que alguno le reve;e
3ue ha sido seIitenciado a uucrte.
Por ESQ Sc tiene mucno cuidado
ION el pues aunque La mayor par
. del tempo esta trapquilo. sus
rrebatos y aceesoss de futia 10 Ia-
Ten temible. Hay veees que 10 obe
tece a nadie, v solo ante Ia anne
|laza del castigo, Sc doblega
Nnestra entrevists estaba "a ca
i terminals, pero aun cuisines
|hsistir, aver1guar como anda esa
kenciencia. Otra yez le i.1tsrtcga-
hos sobre ell arrepentimiento.
Mejor no 10 hubiesemos heclio.
Eu nlirada fus mas reluciente, 81
|nueca mas satanica. Sus pnfo3 Sc
Eontrajeron imperceptiblemente. ma
eiendonos notar unas mas como de
hes pulgadas de largo. a mcdo de
Earras, blancas y afiladas como pin
Ian las del diablo. JRnto al negro
be la piel, su blancor fle nisve con
|rastaba fahtastieanente. Dayht
|huis Philip esta veg no cOntssto.
Bu hilito de Yoz, apagado y distan
BE, no Sc hizo escuchar NADIA dijo,
pero su gesto tuvo una elocuencia
hue todos comprendimos. Tar.o fue
Esf que sjlntO nosotros sOno una
soz fuerte que orden6 a uro de los
enasdas: S
Llsveselo-
= David Sc alejo, lento cl paso.
eaida la frente, como un REQ q'se
cruza ell trecho entire la capilla y
u horca. No sabennos por que. nos
pareci6 que 81 en- aQuel mofnento
aiguien hubiess gritado: '.las pner
tas estan abiertas aquei hombre
he paso ag6nico hubiese cchsdo a
carrer vertiginosamente, gritandc a
,oda voz. sin embargo, "a reahdad
sfa, otra: 10. condenaba segsdg pa
. entire paso, cabizhajO, deTross;
TO-.
r salinos de Ia cdrcel, en- dende
nos trataron con una .cort4sfa eS-
.uisita para Ia .cual no eneontra-
mes apropiadas fsases de slogio.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
Ever have
ECZEMA?

Hope you never did-hope you
never will. Of all the awful itch
ing, burning, agonizing breakings
out of the skin, eczema is the
worst. It's terrible. You know it,
too, if you have it. Makes you
miserable all over-just tears your
nerves to pieces-embarrasses you
and lowers your efficiency.
But listen! You can stop &C.
zema! S. s. S. does it. The blood
is where the real trouble is. Poor
blood and eczema go together.
Lack Of healthy, rich, red blood
allows impurities to get into the
system and break out through the
skin. That's eczema.
S. S. S. puts the blood back in
fighting trim-puts the "pep" back
in the blood. Red-blood-cells de-
story the impurities purify the
system. Eczema, boils, pimples,
blotches, blackheads, rashes and
other skin eruptions vanish-leav-
ing the skin clear, cool and healthy.
Thousands have dried up &c.
zema with S. s. S. Just try it. Get
S. S. S. at your druggist. Ask him
for the larger bottle. It's more
economical.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13

William NJ. Mcintosh, publisher o.
The Light. will be the speaker of tn,
day at the meeting of the civic de-
partment Of the Woman's Club Wed
nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in tn,
club house. Mrs. Willis johnson
chairman. will preside and a program
containing piano selections by Miss
Ada Rice. vocal solos by Mrs. f. T.
Sweeney and orchestral numbers will
be presented.
Mr.. Mcintosh will speak on "Thc
Needs of San Antonio" All members
of the club arc invited.
The symposia group Of the club will
be the hostesses for the afternoon.
- - ~
The Woman's Relief Corps will
hold its regular meeting at 2:3O
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon in the
knights of Pythias Hall. The depart
ment inspector from Houston will be
present and the annual inspection will
take place. A social hour will follow
the meeting and all members are
urged to attend.
The program committee Of the San
Antonio Musical Club will meet at s
o'clock Wednesday evening in the
home of the president. Mrs. Lewis
Krams Beck, 1920 Mccullough avenue.
u ~ ~
The Phi Zcta Chi Sorority will meet
at Z o'clock Tuesday evening in the
home of Miss Mildred Overton.
- ~ "
The Parish Aid Of st. Johns Epis-
copal Church will meet at . 80 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon for the regular
business meeting in the parish house.
- ~ -
The Ladies Auxiliary of Agudas
Achim Synagogue will hold its an
nual dance Wednesday evening in the
ballroom Of the Guntcr hotel.
y - sS
The Parent-Teachers association OF
the Riverside school will meet at 3
o'clock Friday afternoons. All par
ents and members are urged to at
tend.
DIR. II. o. Wynekan addressed the
members of the Parent-Teachers' as
sociation of the Los Angeles Heights
school at the meeting Friday after
noon. The subject of his address
was "The Undernourished Child"
The attendance at the meeting was
large and plans for the years work
were most enthusiastically discussed.
" - ~
The Kappa Theta fraternity en-
tertainod Monday night with its an
niversary dinner and stag smoke hon
oring the newly elected officers Of
the club. The officers are: Presi-
dent, Ray Miller; vice president,
Clements Kalteycr; secretary, Buddie
Sharmann; treasurer, Jack Doran;
sergeant at arms, J. c. Jcnnet. Dick
Post acted as tOastmastcr.
~ ,I ~
The Woman's society Of the First
Congregational church will meet Mt
. 80 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. J. o. Campbell, Ill Lewis
street.
- ~ -
The Alamo Chapter. Daughters of
the American Revolution, will meet
Mt 2 80 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
in the home of Mrs. Bascom Bell,
regent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13

IF not, YOU should start today! II
vou don't find message that 7ViH fill
ronr needs. .7phy not place AT I'D III
The Light. adhere it qViH reach nearly
e7cry 1Uorth7philc home IN SAT- Antonio
and SoHth7ccSt Texas. You 7VN surely
fill your needs from this vdst audience
of interested readers inst Call Crockett
1911!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
SALESMAN CHARGED
IN 100000 THEFT

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-CP)-Harry
COIN, young jewelry salesman.
charged with the hypothecation of APP
proximatcly S1,000,000 worth Of jew.
elry and gems from local jevclry
brokers, was held without bail today
by Judge Alexander Brough.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
PICKPOCKETS ROB
VISITOR OF SI659

". A. Cain, registered at. a down
town hotel, fell victim to pickpockets
at a roadhouse Monday night, losing
his purse containing check for
$3.50, a small amount of cash and
valuable papers, according to a re-
port made to police.
The check was on the Guaranty
State Bank and signed by George
W. Wilson.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
ABANDONED MAN
WANTS KIDDIES AND
WIFE TO COME BACK

Ernest A. Keith, POO Montana
street, wants his wife and two chill
dren back. He also wants his house
furnishings.
He appealed to police Tuesday to
locate them for him.
On October 6, Keith told police, he
returned home to find his house bare.
His wife and two small children had
disappeared. His furniture also was
gone.
He hasn't heard from his wife since.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
WAITER SLIPS, CUTS
ARM IN GLASS DOOR

"Stack Of wheat,' shouted John
Thermos as he skidded from the kitch-
en- to the counter at the Palace Cafe.
GAS East Commerce street, Tuesday
morning.
But his foot slipped and his arm
shot through glass door. cutting II
to the bone from the wrist to the ell.
bow. He was taken to nearby drug
store where the flow of blood was
temporarily stopped. and he was then
taken to the Robert Il. Green hospital
weak from the loss Of blood.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
S. A. OFFICERS SEEK
FLORESV|LLE BOY

Diego Munoz, Floresville, appealed
to San Antonio police Tuesday to To-
cate his son, Antonio, ii, who dis
appeared from his home Monday. He
thinks the boy may be headed for San
Antonio.
The youths clothes are stained with
paint, the father said, as he had just
finished painting n house.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
HAMLET ROLE FAILS
TO ENTICE CHAPLIN

CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-P)-Charlie
Chaplin has no ambition to play Ham
let.
I'm too much of Hamlet in real
lifc," he said when questioned con-
corning rumors of his desire to play
high tragedy.
The peak of his ambition is to make
people laugh, he said, while here on
his way to Hollywood from New
York.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
S. A. SHRINERS HOSTS
TO $50 CALIFORNIANS

San Antonio Shrincrs played host 10
go members of Islam Temple, Los
Angeles Shrine, Tuesday morning.
The delegation arrived on a special
train over the Southern Pacific and
left at l O'Clock over the 1.-G. \. for
Mexico City.
The Shrine band, with a delegation
of San Antonio Shriners, met the Los
Angeles Shriners at the station and
took them to the Scottish Rite cathe-
dral for breakfast.
Later they were taken for an auto
mobile ride.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
COMMUNITY CHEST
WORKERS GATHER

W. f. McEwen, assistant director
of the American City Bureau. adj
dressed approximately 100 members
and workers of the Community Chest
drive Monday night. McEwen, who
has had several years of experience
as an organizer. spoke enthusiastically
of the proposed Community Chest cam
paign.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
v. N. N |NT0SH
To ADDRESS
WOMEN
Publisher of The Light to
Speak on Needs Of
San Antonio"
CLUB CALENDAR.

= Tuesiay-Girl's Friendly So
: ciety meets ut Z o'clock in st.
I Marks parish house; the San
7 Antonio Music Teachers nssoci-
+ alton meets at S o'clock in the
! st. Anthony hotel.
: Wcdnesday-The membership
7 committee of the San Antonio
: Musical club meets at 10 o'clock
! in 341 West Mistletoe avenue;
! the Alamo Chapter, Daughters
: Of the American Revolution
7 meets at 2:30 o'clock in the :
Alamo; the civic department of
: the Woman's club meets at 8
I o'clock in the club house.
Evening star., 1925-05-11
FINNS WHITEWASHED,
SAYS THEIR ACCUSER
BY the Associated Press

by the Associated Press
DES MONIES, Iowa May 11.-ken-
meth l.. Wilson. athletic director at
Drake University. in a statement de-
clared he was not surprised that the
A. A. u. ''whitewashed Nurmi. Ritola
and 'Quist from all charges of asking
exorbitant expense accounts.
Wilson said that +. w. Ruben ma J.
tional secretary of the A. A., u, had
assumed the role of defender rather
than Investigator" in considering
charges that Hugo Quist, manager of
the track men. had asked an exorbi-
tant expense account for the appear
ance of the Finnish runners at the
Drake relay carnival here last month.
Following an investigation of VIII
sons charge that Quist had demanded
eXorbitant expenses for both runners,
a committee of the A. A. u. in New
York Saturday eXonerated the Fin
nish runners and their manager.
Referring to the investigating COM
mittee's statement that "he should be
censured for engaging a representa-
tive to obtain Nurmi's entry and for
making an offer to Nurmi which was
in violation of all amateur rules,
Wilson said that at the time his of
fer was discussed Nurmi was sched-
uied to return to Finland Immediately
after he would have appeared at the
Drake games. Under this plan 1t
would have been within amateur rules
for him to have received transporta-
tion to Finland.
Evening star., 1925-05-11

Hemenway ball, which she imported
from Harvard 1t was invented by
Harvard instructor about 10 years
ago and is named for the Hemenway
gymnasium at that university. 1t
is a sort of combination of base ball
and schlag ball and reminds one
strongly of that sport that the
'neighborhood gang" has christened
"one-eyed cat"
Interclass tennis is also featured,
although the tournament is not yet
under way. Margaret Mitchell, a
member of the senior class, now is
arranging the teams and schedule.
A few members of the athletic club
take horseback rides each Saturday
morning, while hiking and swimming
both have their devotees.
Girls at Business High are sorely
handicapped in their pursuit of physi-
cal education, as there are absolutely
no facilities for doing outside work.
However, some S5 girls have turned
out-or should we say turned in"?-
for base ball this spring, and an in.
door championship series has recent
ly been played off under the direction
of Miss Grosvenor, the physical di'
rector.
The teams are semester rather than
class groups. The first semester won
the title, with the sixth semester
coming in second. Dorothy Reid was
captain and Helen Casale manager
of the winning team.
Star players chosen from all the
teams will be presented with 'B."
Evening star., 1925-05-11
OLMEAD'S PIGEON
IS winner OF RACE

Birds owned by members of the
Washington Racing. Pigeon Club
competed in their first event Of the
1925 season over the west course
from Cumberland, Md. Pigeons from
Is lofts were liberated at 8 o'clock
with the weather slightly hazy and a
west wind. At home it was clear
with a southwest wind.
John Holmead reported the first ar
rival at 1913 o'clock, the bird max
ing the 108 miles in hours and 3S
minutes, a speed of 1926 yards per
minute.
Other lofts reported their first ar
rivals in the following order, with
the speed per minute made by each
bird:
ao5 aGs"f Louis Hofsr 21a Philip RTor
100 Charles parr a,. l1a2 Z, 1o Fit &IitzgeEsd
Loft, 1.19l 10; J. W. Frank, 1857; Harry
+ EodTa n TndaE ee e. C. kdeh asun o7o i4s FRANK
Crown, ,069.
The first race over the southeast
course also was flown yesterday, 204
birds from IA lofts being released at
Charlottesville, Va, at 8 o'clock,
weather clear and a southwest wind.
The same conditions at home made
the race a last one, the nrSt arrlVai
homing to the loft of +. e. Dismer
at 9:59 o'clock, making the 102 miles
in less than two hours.
First arrivals follow:
+. f. Dismer. SOB; F. j. yoith. LADS:
F. J. Voith. 1.491: Rock Creek Loft, ABS;
w. F. Dismer, 1853; A. B: Moore. ABB:
+. III. Crown, .432: John Holmead. .42S.
M. j. Fitzgerald. .3a4: j. P. Butler. 1908
C. and W. r. Pennington. l .242.
The next contests will be from
Danville. Va, and Pittsburgh, Pa.
Evening star., 1925-05-11
SHIPLEY RUNS FIRST
IN ALOYSIUS EVENT

George Washington University col
ors came to the front in the fourth of
the series of fve-mile Sabbath runs
being conducted at Hilltop track by
the AIoysius Club, when Walton Ship
ley defeated the cream of the Dis
trict'S distance runners to cross the
tape in 27 minutes 25 3-5 seconds.
Melvin Leach of the Marine Corps.
Dan Healy, Aloysius Club barrier
and Albert Schaub, representing the
Apache Athletic Club. followed the
former Central High athlete at the
finish in the order named, yards
separating the winner from the bril-
liant marine.
Shipley clipped 81 Is seconds from
Sunday and considered unofticially as
record hereabouts.
Order of finish:
l. Walton Shipley. George Washington.
Time, - minutes 25 3-5 seconds. NJ ,-
.. Melvin Leach. u. s. NJ. c. Time, Fl
minutes rs 3-5 seconds.
g. Dan Healy. AIoysius Club.
4. Albert Schaub. Apache A. G.
5. Frank Maioney. AIoysius Club.
g. George FrageF. Apache A. C..
7. Kenneth j. Zoler, Aloysus Club.
8. James Montague. Aloysius Club Club.
%. William Covert. Aloysius Club.
10. John Englar. u. S. M. c..
IL. Kenneth Sehroyer. unattached,
l2. Jeremiah Looney. Aloysius Club,
13. CASTOR Eicara, woodward 10th
rop Athletic Association.
IA. Joseph Stempel. U. s. N. c.
Is. c. J. Webster. unattached.
ton Bonnaffon. Vincent Conner Horace
DomiEan and G. T. Shields.