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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
WOMAN'S PIONEER
AITN

The executive board OF thc'Wom.
ans Pioneer auxiliary TO tho Wash.
lneton Pioneer association is asked
by Ne president to meet Monday,
May 4, at y. M, IN the rest room
at Rhodes department store I'm.
portant business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Owens re-
turned today from a visit of several
months in California.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19

Sons of Veterans Auxiliary; Cora II.
Shelton, Greencastle. Ind, Division
of Indiana, Sons of Veterans Aux
iliary; Benjamin e. Stahl, Terre
Haute, division commander, Sons Of
Veterans; Nellie Cooper, Evansville,
Ind, department president, Wom-
ems Relief Corps; Newton J. Nc
Guire, Indianapolis. past national
commander-in-chief, Sons OF Vet
erans; Margaret e. Green, Indian
apolis, president, Auxiliary No. 10,
Sons OF Veterans; Cora Virginia
Clapp, indianapolis, patriotic In
structor, Department of Indiana,
Ladies of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public. Edna e. Pauley, Indian
apolis, president. Federated. Patrio-
tic Societies.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
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WEAO - WEBB = WGN-
WHAS-WJY-WLS WQJ
WMAQ - WOAI - WRC =
WTAY.

Des Moines-Piano and vocal duet.
s:45 p. M--wEEI (303l, Boston
Buddy's Bostontans.' VIVA. l535.41l
Madison. Wis.-Pianist, vocalist.
500 P. M.-KFKB t2sel. Milford. Kan
Ings, Neb.-Program Of Reception. WBZ
(337l,, ingheld-Mugica1. WCBD
(8446). Zion. Ill-Mixed Quartet
Wooo l4l9i9l, sMinEaeapo15HIss,sto Pssl1 3sss7
MiiwaakeeDMusical Program. wDAB
l414.1li Kansas City. Aq;MRa3d oS Con; n;
PARK High School. WHAZ $500. Troy;
and IDssFg%satai and "Ew 81.
PeFcy. WMH (326), Cincinnati-Mu-
steal Program. WOS (4409l, Jeffer,
son City. Mo-"Joan Of Arc" woe
man from Turner Society. wsB (429l,
Atlanta. Ga.-Concert.
81 Springs, ia@H Mica.MM1sic Nus GsRsf;s. GsRPs; De''p
e;2O p M-WCco. (41e.3), Minneapolis
ct; Paul-MusicaJ Disabled Veterans.
RpDAR prO1+s (SeSAR WAX hiladslRB1rhsstsT aERs1DnIs
hockTei, Texas : program. VINO ! G 800
Memphis-0rchestra WOS (440.9
Jefferson City. Mo-Missouri State
Prison Orchestra.
sG9 FSse;sr e. MasD Prd1sa Rb2R "a ss:sasLO LO5s PS
ston-orchestra. WIN 136o). New
York-Music from Radio Shack. WMH
1921 Cincinnati--Entertaine WOAW
(5O9l. Philadelphia--Crgan n
$3.50 P. M.-KFKB $3.50, Milford. Kan.
Dance orchestra. wBAP- l4761, Fort
Worth-The Old GRAY Mare Band.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
CORONER PROBES
DEATH OF BOY IN
AUTO COLLISION
Twelve Other Occupants
Slightly Hurt in Crash at
Corner Sunday.

Coroner Paul F. Robinson said he
would begin an inquest into the
death of Robert l.. Gault. 10, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy CT Gault, 634
W. Thirtieth ST., today. The boy
died OF injuries received in an auto
collision ct Thirtieth st. and Kess-
Ter Blvd. Sunday.
Twelve other occupants of the
two autos escaped with minor inju-
ries. John Baker. SO, of 935 Haugh
St., is charged with manslaughter.
Lieut.. Claude f. johnson and
emergency squad of police say they
learned that Roy c. -Gault, Al; his
wife, Effie, 43, and Robert were in
an auto east-bound on Thirtieth st.
Baker, his wife, Anna, S8, and Mary
Klobucar, IA; Anna Klobucar, 49,;
Stanislaus Globucar, II, and Joe
Klobucar, 7, all stepchildren; John
Baker, jr., 81; Justin Baker. 90
Months, and Joe Golobich, 20, a
roomer at the Baker home, were in
the auto driven by Baker, going
south on Kessler Blvd. Police say
there was evidence of speeding.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Ittner, 1870
Congress Ave, witnesses, will be
called to testify at the inquest as
to the speed of Bakers auto.
The Baker auto overturned twice
and. all the occupants were in
jured about the head and shoulders
After treatment at the city hospital,
Baker was ordered held by Deputy
Coroner W. A. Doeppers under
$5, 900 bond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gault received
bruises about the head and chests,
and were taken to St. Vincents Hes
pital, by C. E. Stalnaker ,709 Con-
gress Ave, along with their son, H.
]. Spurgeon, 1862 w. Thirty-First
St., took the Baker family home.
Lieutenant Johnson said he found
a bottle containing small quantity
Of wine in the Baker car.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
DOG LIKES CITY POUND
Returns From DanviIle and Frank
lin After Being Given Home.

Gassed three times and thrice
taken from the city dog pound to
persons who offered him "a home.
Scamp" a year-old nongrel, re-
turned to the pound Saturday and
begged to be let In, according to
DR.. Elizabeth Conger. city pound
master.
He was brought here in dying
condition" she said. I'VE gave him
chlorine gas three times to cure
distemper. He got well, so we took
him to Danville, Ind. where we
found a home for him. Two weeks
later he came back. He stayed two
days with family on Central Ave.
Then we took him to Franklin. four
weeks ago. This morning Scamp
was at the door. Anybody who can
keep him may have him. He's a
mighty affectionate dog"
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
PATRIOTIC BODIES
SEND APPROVAL
Plan for Uniform Display Of
Flag lndorSed,

Letters strongly indorsing a plan
Of uniform flag display in Indian
apolis have been received from a
large number OF organizations, ac-
cording to c. d. Crosley, chairman
of committee representing Hoosier
Post No. 624. ". f. W.; chapter No.
1, d. A VI. and McGrew Camp No.
1, Spanish War Veterans.
recommendations were received
from Ida H Rokes. Cambridge.
Mass, National president of the
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19

0:35 A. M-wGN (s70). Chicago
s'4S MSeas Z. M.-wcAL qaeo,. Northheld,
1900 A. M,@wOC (4eS) Davenport
1O:45 A. M.-WCCo i419.3). Minneapolis
st. Paul-Home service
Il 200 A. MmwBAXs oI 7AAs se2sl colpmPaTs
11:sS :sSnOM x. M.-EYw t5s5.4). Chicago
1900 %ocson-wLs (a45l. Chicago Noon
Day RID program. WICK (36O). ST.
y Louis-Music. WOO t49sl. Davenport
Chimes
1890 z M.-wMc, t6oo,.s Memphis
1:aS 0Vn +. R M.mWGM sGFM 6s7o). Chicago
200 +. M.WWCco t41s.3l. Minneapolis
ST Palll-Women's hour; Music. WHB
(414.1@. Kansas City. Mo.-Ladies' hour.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
BOND ISSUE DENIED
Tax Board Holds $4,000 Too High
for JuIietta Repair.

The State tax board today disap
proved the 10000 bond issue pro.
posed by Marion County ITO repair
and put into safe condition the
county asylum for the insane al
Julietta. The commissions engineer
estimated thea building could be
made safe for $4,000. The bdeA-d In
dicated in a DETER to the Marion
County commissioners that u would
not approve a bond issue in EXCESS
OF $40, 0,000.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19

TaAz ebszrs tssa@ @EEf TEfpy sSs, YBa.sTtegsaps
sical. WTAM (39ol, observation-disclosures
s:45 P. M-woR (4o5). Newark-Dance
program.
1000 p. MKT (469l), Los Angeles
Herald program. KFKB (2S6l, Milford.
Kan.-Dance program. KGO (312),
Oakland, Educational courses.
KNX t337l. Hollywood, CaI;-Featurs
program. WCCo (4193). Minneapolis-
st Panl.-Danee orchestra; WGR
ic voc 1885. DsyenRort.MDance
orchestra. WSAI (326). Cincinnati
1915 P. M-KFI (4eel. Los Angeles,
Cal.zExaminer program. WSB (429l 1,
a9sa slss1 Los zngefes RnGesfIm program
KPO (423) San Francisco.-Vocal
WAHG 1Sf6). Long Isiand.-Dance
III 30 p. M.-wJJD tsoa.s. Mooseheart
Hl.-Request organ program.
City. Mo.-Night Hawks, one and one
1900 Midnisht-KFI (4ee). Los Angeles
Studio program. KGO (312), Los
les-Halstead's Dance Orchestra
KNX (337l. Hollywood. Cal-Musical
program. KPo t423l> San Francisco
Band concert.
TUESDAY, JAN. 20.
$50. 700, 1880 A. M-KYw 1886. A.
Morning exercises World Crier every halt
e:So aS9r a. AduFMsng NEVIS sRf gay ts45). Chicago
Market and weather reports.
$3.50 A. M.-KYW (535.4). Chicago
Markets.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
Urbahns Files Bond

Ben H. Urbahns, who will take Of
fee as treasurer OF State Feb. IL,
has filed his 100000 two-year bond
with the secretary of State. United
States Fidelity and Guaranty Com
pany of Maryland is surety.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19

BIZ Times Special
GREENSBURG. Ind. Jan. 10
Robert Sparks; 20, was at liberty to
day on a $4,000 bond following re-
lease Saturday after he had been
arrested on manslaughter charges in
connection with the death of John
Fey, 81.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
Girls Ate Soap

BIZ Times EDeciah
NOBLESyILLE, Ind. Jan. Ia
County authorities today were III,
vestfgating trying to find the person
who distributed candy looking soap
here Saturday. Several girl deputies
in the courthouse ate 1t. All were i'll
today.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
Dinner and Dance Planned

A dinner and dance in honor of
Sherman Rogers, international presi-
dent Of Optimist Clubs. will be given
by Indianapolis Optimists at the Lin
coin Jan. %. I. w. Bruck. consult
ing engineer Of the Indianapolis city
plan commission, outlined commits
sion work at the club luncheon Fri
day.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
WAS HOT STUFF
PatroInan Burned When Bottle Ex
plodes in Stove.

BIZ Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind. jan fs.-Patrol-
man Daniel Davis was suffering
from burns about the face today. In
raiding the home of Dick Smith, a
bottle Of liquor, thrown IN the stove.
exploded.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19

BV Times Special
LOGANSPORT. IND. Jan. 1s.-
Funeral arrangements were being
made today for Jehu Elliott, 80,
pioneer wholesale grocer. who died
at his home here Sunday.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19

ESQ P. M-wGN ts7o). chicasoz-
Musical program.
0RocRing sociRsRi1e chair time wCK t360). ST.
Loufs-Music.
s:I5 P. M-wCx t517). Detroit
$50 p. M.-wDAF l4141). Kansas
City Mo;--Star RADIO Triq; WJJiD
sis swL r MMwLs (s45). chicago-Home
400 oAisS p. M@wMAo t44s). Chicago
Mothers Council. .wCCo' (419.3), Min
neapolis- St. Paul--MaEaz azine hour;
500 p. M.mWCx (517), Detroit Dinner
Mo@Child talent. WGR I3I91.. Buff
falo--String quartet. WIKI 1881
observation-disclosures Music. WTAM
1901. acknowledgements.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
ONE DEAD IN UPSET
Two Other Men Hurt in Automobile
Accident Near Muncie.

BIZ Times Special
MUNCIE. Ind, Jan. 1s,-Guy
Retz, |, was dead and Bert Dudley.
so and Alfred Walters, 81, all Of
windsol were suffering from seri-
Gus injuries today. Their auto
skidded from the road near here and
upset.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
Flower Society to Elect

Election Of 1926 officers will be
held by Garden Flowers Society OF
Indianapolis Wednesday evening at
the Chamber Of Commerce. Round
table discussion OF magazine and
garden book features will follow
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19

woAW fb22.e). Omaha,-OrTan- WWJ
6171. DetroitIorchestra
6tO5 p. M-wBZ (337), Springfield
\ Mass.-Bedhme Stories.
6;Is p. AI,-WGY (3s0). Schenectady-
Farm talks.
e:sO z. M.-wDAR lae5). PHILADELPHIA
Dream Daddy, W1W {423l6 Cincdtnp- Cinncdtnp
Philadelphia--Dipner concert. WOAW
e.s2 ss22). omaRamyOccssl6a 1M57S cs6a :, woosebeart
shenandoIah. al IoWa@Program / talent. from from
topMconesre. WG9 $50. science
tady-Orchestra. WEAR (3o0), Cleve-
l5S2 .25' Omaha-o Orchestra.
700 p. M.-KSD (5491l, st. Louis
Thsster Program; WAHG ut uresslSS) sS flSsps lkSosnps
Springfield. Mass,-Concert. WDAR
(5e6l. phia--Orches WEEI
WGAZ (275(, South Bend. Ind
Dennys Collegf ans Songs WHB
t4144l. Kansas City, Mo-V aried
musical program. woo -f49S). paveq-
professionalism. WOR 4405l. Newark
Musical WTAM (3eO). Cleveland
7;os OfcAl p. M@WJ&R erofF5a tseo,. Providence
7.i5 =. M.-wJJD tso2.s). MoOsehears,
nl.-Orchestra.
1920 P. M,-KFKB (2So). Milford Kan
ss8-A grtcultural courses.
1890 p. M-wBAP (476l. Ft worth
Serenaders. WCAE (462). Pittsburgh
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
cHIcKENPox IN LEAD
Gains 81 Over Last Weeks Nor
bibity Report.

Morbibity report for the week end
ing Jan. 10, issued today by the State
board of health. showed chicken pox
leading in the State with 373 cases.
an increase Of eighty-one over last
week. Others: Scarlet fever, 1914;
measles, 120. and influenza, 7g.
In Marion twenty cases of diph-
theriar were reported, twelve Of scar
let and twelve-five smallpox cases.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
Today's Best

Copvrtdht. 1898. bp Urtted Press
? KGO, Oakland (S12 M, s r. NJ.
PCST)- Educational program.
wLW. Cincinnati (42S M. P. M
fCST)-Orchestra concert.
woo, Davenport (49S ny, 8 P. NJ.
OCSTEProgram OF German music.
WNYC, New York (528,S M. s:45
P. NJ. EST)-Rialto Theater.
WOR, Newark (405 M. 9:45 ?. NJ.
EsTeDr. Spaeth's studio party.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
Los Acidos en- el Est6magO
Causan Indigestion
Provocan gases, agruras y dolores
He aqui Ell remedio.

Las autoridades m6dicas aseguran que
casi 4as nueve d6cimas de todos los ca
SOS cs Intermediates del est6mago, indi-
gestl5n agruras, gases, nauseas ha-
tulencia, obedecen al exceso de acidos hi
droCloricos en- Ell estomago, no, como
aIguncs suponen, la falta de jugos dt-
gestivos. El deltcado tejido del estomago
Sc irrlta, la digestion Sc retarda y los all
mentos Sc agrian facilmente, causando los
desa2radab4es sintomas que todos los que
padecsn del estomago conocen demasiado
bien.
Para tales casos no Sc requteren diges-
tivos artificiales. que por ell contrarlo
pueden causar verdadero dafo. Ensaye
La abstencion de semejantes digestivos
auxiliares, obtenga en- cambio, en- cual-
quier drogueria, a.gunas onzas de Mag
nesia Bisurada tomando una cuchara-
dita dlsuelta en- un POGO de aqua despues
de cada comida. La cuarta parte de IN
vase de aqua es suficiente. Esto lie pur1-
ficara ell estomago, evitando Ia forma-
cion de acidos excesivos, y no expert
mentafa agruras, gases nj dolores. La
Magnesia Bisurada ten polvo en- pase1-
uas-pero nunca en- liquido o en- forma
de lechc es inofensiva al es.6mago, baraea
en- su precio el mas Elective compuesso
de nagnesia para Ell tratamiento del es-
tonnage. La usan diariamente miles de
personals que hoy disfrutan de sus conf
das sin mas temores de indigestion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
LA LUZEN Ell CAOS

Todos los profetas que ha
habido desde Mahoma y Con-
fusio hasta nuestros dfas, han
fracasado ruidosamente.
Los que vaticinaban una
paz idiIica y paradisiaca a la
terminac on de la gran gue-
IRA Europea, Sc equivocaron
acknowledgements.
FL mundo vuelve a arder por
los cuatro costados: Los Bal
kanes por I'm Iado con su Sc
miIlero de odios e intrigas; la
China por otro, con sus gue-
rras intestinas y su odio al
extranjero; ell boIcheVikismo
como un enorrne puipo de in
terminables tentacuIos, extern
diendo por ell mundo sus doc
trinas destructoras, hacen que
la tan esperada paz sea un
sue1o.
Ell mundc es un Verdadero
CAOS, y de este Caos FL
CORTE INGLES, que es como
a modo de una Iinterna magi-
ca, briIIa con ell espIendor de
su propia fama, que es su luz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21

Agcstc, de 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
/; ;MILAGRO? sSUERTE?
FORTUNA?

NADIA de ESQ. Trabajo, Cons
tancia, y atencion verdadera
y eficaz a la cIienteIa q. Sc ha
lido fernando paso a paso con
la caldad de sus driIes de pu-
ro hilo inportados directamen-
te de los farnosos fabricantes
York Street Flax Spinning
Co. Ltd, de Belfast, IrIanda,
lnglaterra, y tambien con sus
gabardinas y casimires ingle.
ses que no admiten rivales en-
Puerto Rico, y sobre tooo con
una mano de obra experta que
tampoco adnnite con1petencia.
Por ESQ decimos que Ell
CORTE INGLES, es como una
Drillante luz en- ell CAOS, en-
que vivinos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
BELGIcA E ITALIA RESPONDER
SoBRE LA NoTA ALENEANA

PARIS, agosto 10, (cable Fran
ces)-Los peri6dicos de Bruselas
anuncian que vanderverde ha apro-
bado la nota francesa a Alemania.
Despachos de Roma dicen que Mus
solini ha dirigido a la Embajada de
Francia una nota explieando su opi-
MON sobre la respuesta a AIemania
en- 10 referente al Pacto de Seguri-
dad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
PRoGRESAN LAS CUATRo CO.
LUMNAs RANCESAS

RABAT, agosto 10 (Cable fran
c6s)-Segin las ultimas noticias
ell ataque frances sobre Ell frente
rifefo continIa dando resultados IA
vorables. Ef enenigo trata de opo-
ner resistencia las cuatro colum-
mas francesas. Ell commando del sec
tor general ha sido conferido al Ge-
neral Marty.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
StiOs de paz Y encantanientO
lJAYUYAl

Aquellos que en- Puerto Rico di.
cen que aqrn no tenemos sitios en-
donde pasar dias de tranquilidad
dentro de un comfort y I'm ambie-i-
| ts agradable, estan bastante equi.
vocados. Algunos escogen para des-
cansar en- sus Nvacaciones los pne-
bios de Aibonito, Barranquitas o
Coamo. Pero es innegable, que
entire Ponce y Arecibo, hay nm pue
blecito encantador, que rcsponde
al nombre de Jayliya.
Jayuya tiene todos los adelantos
que Sc hacen necesarioS a csta vi
da moderna. Tiene un buen acne
ducto, una buena plants de iuz cleo
trica, buenas car-eteras. magnifl-
cos hoteles, y vehlculos pubncos
que hacen viajes dsGrio enue Pom
ce y Adjuntas Y Arecibol
Ademas, Ia madrc Naturaleza ha
sido pr6diga con este paeblecito.
Sus paisajes son sin duda alguna
los mas bonitos intsrcsantes de
Iuestra isla. A pocos ixiIometros de
La poblaci6n Sc hayA la altisiIna
montana conocida con ell nornbre
de Los Tres Picos, desde cuyas cum
bres, de noche, Sc adviertcn dia-
fanas las luces de las ciudades de
San Juan, Arecibo, Ponce, Maya
gtez. Y otros puntos mas distantes
todavia.
Las mas fragantes Hcres Las he
admirado en- esta ooblaclon. La
mas humilde casita de caiapc, tie
ne al frente su jardincito, Ell donde
esplenden divinales las mas belias
y encantadoras rosas, y los mas la
mativos claveles. La fria tempe
ratura que ALI Sc goza, es propicia
para Ell mayor desarrollo de las flo-
res, y tanto la poblacion como sus
campos es un encantador eden. =
Los habitantes de Jayuyacson en-
extreme amables y simpaticos con
los transeuntes, y tienen un espe-
cial gusto en- servirle a todo aquel
que deSee pasar unos diaS, agra
dables llenos del regocijante en-
calto de La paz, de la simpatia y
de la tranquiidad. En- ell Hotel
Iberico, encuentra transeunte to-
das las comodidades,e y sglI duefa
dofia Paulna de Arvelo, asf como
su esposo, Sc compIacen en- brirdar
a sus huespedes todas las ateucio-
mes, con ell fin de que vayan con-
vencidos de que Jayuya es un pue-
bio donde Sc pueden pasar agra
dables temporadas.
Los caminos vecinales de Jayu-
va son admirables. Dijeranse he
chos por expertisimos ingenieros,
cuando solamente han sido traza-
dos por gentes que nunca tuvieron
estudios de ingenieria. FL magnifi
CO camino que conduce al poetico
barrio de Coabey, es de 10 mas en-
cantador que puede contemplarse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21

BATAVIA. Java, agosto 10 Cca-
BILE Frances)-El Comandante De
Pinedo, quien ha volado reciente-
mente desde Italia hasta Australia,
lego aver a Menado, Islas Celebes,
mdias Holandesas. Hoy sali6 con
rumbo a zamboaga en- su viaje ha-
cia ell Jap6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
Ell CORTE INCLES
Ia FABRlCA Y SASTRERIA
DE MODA EN- PUERTO RICO.

NO equivoeue la direction:
estamos al Iado de la Barberia
EL FIGARO, y frente al edit
CO de Ell MUNDO.
San Jose ST. No. 5-P. o. Box
994, Telefcno 1123. San Juan.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-26
HOppE STILL KING
Billiard Expert Shows That He Has Not Lost His Delicate Touch From Three Cushion Play.

Chicago, Feb. 2G.-Willie Hoppe, defending his worlds championship at 1S.2 balkline billiards in the in ternational tournament here, has demonstrated to supporters that his recent advent into the three.cushion field has not harmed his delicate touch. As usual, he heads the standing,
 He had side bet with Welker Cochran in their match last night and the Hollywood youth paid for a dinner and theater tickets after the veteran titleholder defeated him 400 to 143. Hoppe compiled runs of i09 and 197 and an average of A 4-9. Cochran showed flashes of form, but fell down on shots he should have made.
 The most startling display of the tournament was Edouard Horemans' defeat of K. Suzuki, the Japanese champion, 400 to 12. The Belgian champion had a run of 249 and an average of so. Both high marks of the meet.
 Cochran and Suzuki were sched- uled to play this afternoon and to- nights match will bring together Jake Schacfer, former champion and Erich Hagenlacher, German t. tleholder. The first two have lost both their starts, while Schaefer and Hagenlacher have won single games and lost none.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-26

 
DELANEY ID MEET
 FLOWERS TONIGHT.
Bridgeporter and Southern Bat
 tier to Minsle in New York

New York, Feb. es.-Tiger Flow CTS, Atlanta negro middleweight, who in the past has come back from knockouts to defeat his con- querors in return meetings, will have another attempt to prove his ability when he encounters Jack Delaney of Bridgeport Conn.,. in Madison Square Garden tonight.
 Flowers went down for the count in the second round of his meeting with Delaney several weeks ago bet since then has stopped six opponents while Delaney has lost on points to Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo. The negro came Into prominence early in the winter by gaining technical knockout over the former middle weight champion, Johnny Wilson, in three rounds. He travelled the country and scored several more knockouts but ran into a half up- percut in the right hand of Delaney.
 Delaney has been training at his home in Bridgeport and Is reported very near the 163 pounds he carried when he last entered the ring, while Flowers has been conditioning him. self by participating in actual com petition.
 Another 12-round bout has the two negro heavyweights, George Godfrey and Tut Jackson. ready for action.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-26
.RITOLA WILL APPEAR
 TO PROTEST RULING
Probably Photographic Poll of Ama- tcur Athletic Officials Will
 Be Taken

New York, Feb. 26.--Willie Ri- tola, Finnish American A. C. dis tance runner, suspended last night by the registration committee ofrthe New England association of the amateur athletic union. will appear immediately, according to national officials here.
 It is expected that President Mur- ray Hubert will order telegraphic poll of the national registration com mittee in order that, with favorable action, Ritola may participate in the National A. A. U. championships at Louisville, Ky, Saturday night. Ri- tola had planned to leave for the south this afternoon.
 If Ritola goes to Louisville he most likely will be accompanied by the Olympic champion, Paavo Nur- mi, who has promised to give A. A. r.. officials a definite answer today. Nurmi and his manager, Hugo Quist, have declined to take the journey but the question has been reopened at the earnest solicitation of national officials.