davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

FOREMOST dental authorities
j. now advise a new way in
caring for a child's teeth. a way
different in formula, action and
effect from any other method
AS nation wide hygienic
movement, a Today test IS Of.
fered mothers free.
You are urged to make IT. TO
zee what modern science is doing
for the better protection OF chill.
dren's teeth and gums. Simply
use the coupon.
What film indicates. Why
1t must be fought several
times daily
Look at your chnds teeth. II
cloudy, dull. discolored, there's a
film. And that film IS often n
danger sign. The child can feel
It by running his tongue across
his teeth.
Ordinary tooth pastes won't
combat It successfully. Try tho
one you now use. SEQ II the film
does not still remain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

Film is a viscous coat that
clings to teeth, gets into crevices
and stays. II makes pearly teeth
ugly, fredericksburg. Many n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

enough
the utei
publishers abandoned their
ured OF having nsovn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19
0ial4o

Primera exhibici6n en- Puerto Ri.
CO de la super production por Bebe
Daniels "Claros de Luna.
Tambi6n la cinta Gle gran novedad
"EsteBosc6picas".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

ittcas para proceder tan ALCA-
HUETAMENTE coco 10 han he
cho? Pues la valiente actitud asu-
mida por el camarada Tgl ,sias, al
6enunciar con tanto valor, la ban
dolerfa cometida por escs mismos
politicos que estan en- L. Aliarza
Puertorriqueaa, que para mi no es
mas que, la Alianza de los sn2ref-
dos.
Pretendieron ahogar la protesta
que hacia Iglesias, para facllnlente
conseguir por election, el ierecno
del Gobernador, y nuestro caInara-
da impfdi6 el que tai cosa fuera
conseguida, porque en- un pals en-
cue dos hombres han hecn3 ha-
cen 10 que les tla la gana sin res
peto a NADIA, no es mereccior uor
81 mismo bien, de que sea goberna-
do pcr residuos , basofas politiIas
que tanto han deshonrado q log pue
bios. y ellos 1nismos, donGequera
que han residido o aceionado.
GQue, que Sc pretendfa con Ia de-
nuncia de BoLsCHEvToUTsMo?
Deiar que pasaran inadvertidas las
denuncias que 1glesias, habia pre-
sentado ante el gobierno, de las IN
faIntas e1ectorales nevadas a cabo
por polittcos de profession, el 4 de
Noviembre de 1924.
Por ESQ es que, al yer esa des-
cabelIada aetitud tomada por Bar
cello y Tous, me pregunto: es I'm.
PoTENcIA o QUE?
Eduardo CoNDE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19
LEO EN- oTRo ERROR

LEO, mejor resultas ser sanchc y
no Quijote, pero va que tienes la
ta1la y ell arrojo 10 dnico que te
falta es que te "desvoluminices
para hacer un papel a las mil ma
ravillas. Tu quieres desfacer en-
tuertos que estan derechos y por 10
tanto prosigue adelante en- bene~
fcio de tu c1ase.
No fu6 nunca mi intenci6n ata-
car personaidades Y 81 aclarar que
no Sc debe lamar tirano al mas
active de los Comisionados de Agri
cultura. El articulo que to comba-
tt fu@ por tus infundados argumen
tos. GMencionas los Tribunales de
Justicia? Pues por ahi es por don
de debieras haber empezado en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

vez de tratar de hacer eco pGbhco
con ideas cojas. GQu6 no te conoz-
CO? Solamente tie mencionare un pc
quefo chiste para refrescar tn en-
mohecida memoria. Recuerda que al
morzando juntos en- Ell ''boarding"
de doda Maria en- Rio Piedras, por-
tabas tamaio revolver para dispa-
rarselo a tn sabes Quien de la Ex-
perimental y que msstrandolo fan
farronamente dijiste: "Este 10
Quiero para. .Fulano'', y tambien
rccordaras que el Belguita eel ne
ne de Doaa Maria como de SETS
amos de edad) te dijo- LEO, NO
SEAS AGUAJERo. SMe recuer-
das afora?
FL siIencio como listed dice de.
biera de haber sido su respuessa
para mi. Hubiese sido 10 mas acer-
tado y asi no me hubiera 20 90
mado Ell trabajo de recordarle Tue
listed me conoce bastante bien.
Las cartas que usted pubhca de
los senores Bagu6 y Colon no hay
que dndar que sean autenticas. Pc
TO existe cierta psicologiR . jntui-
ci6n que le dicen a uno nluy que
do al dido" "Cuando uno qutere
quitarse de encima cualquier cosa
que le molesta, no digo eneor,ia,
hasta exagera cuaidades con tai
de ver realissdo su prop6s1to".
En- cuanto a su pretensi6n por
un puesto en- Ell Departamento de
Agriculture no hay que dudarlo
nj un momento. Sa carta a Ia Co
mission del Servieio Civil autori-
zandole para que omitiera vIleS
tro nombre de la hsta de elegibles
no es argumento contradictorio nj
que usted debiera de haber msn-
cionado, puesto que usted sa1e
"muy bien'' en- que condolences
escribi6 usted dicha renuneia. 81
1nsiste en- clio recuerde a su COM
pahero doctor Morales de Maya
gtiez quien puede decirncs algo So
bre Ell asunto.
Para terminar, recuerde don
LEO que 10 conozco bien, que ya
he aclarado 10 que tenia que acla-
rar y que ahora usted con su es-
cudo de carton, en- ristre su la2za
de alfenique, puede montar su IA
CO corcel con c6Icos hatulentos el
cual le puede brindar alguna NIT
sica cuarentenada y lanzarse en- ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19
CENTRAL

Edifieio conStrufdo expresamente
para Hotel. Modernamente equipa-
do, con Ascensor, Habitaciones con
banjo. Tel6fono, Timbres, Barberfa
Y cuanto requiere el Moderno Con.
fort.
Plan Eur0peo. American Plan
Desde $1.O0 a $50. Desde ESQ a 8 sc
Restaurant a la Carta. Cubierto 81
SAN JOSE NO. IL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19
s1MporEKc1A o ouE9

No de otra nanera puedo decir
de la no muy polftica actitud to-
mada por las dos figuras politicas,
que al prescribe vienen ser como
las dos mascotas de la Alianza
Puertorriquei6a.
81, porqua cuando Sc llega la
delaci6n miserable y delaci6n pre-
meditads Gson intenci6n de causar
dafo, SO jlastifca claramente, la inu
tindad de- aquellos que, a falta de
otros rechrsos mas mobiles y mas
pcliticos toman Ell camino de los
vulgares delatores para infamar y
atropellAr a aquel que Sc delata.
De Barcel6, puede pasar casi
inadvsEti6o que asi procediera por
su. poaftica especial que mantiene
pero.i de Tous Soto, Sc nos hace
dificil Greer que haya accionado
pOr voluntad propia porque al fin
y al cabo esta mejor preparado
qua eli oTRo. para tales actua-
c1Ones.
El medic utili3ado por las mas
cotas contra Ell camarada IglesiaS,
por gu vahente y ejemplar proceder
en- contra de los jugadores de la
pelitica en- el pals, es bien censu-
rabie, pOrqre La fornla empleada
para combatir nnestro camarada,
m sido b4Un pobre y bastante ruin.
Para combatirle han debido obe-
deciendo siempre a La hombria de
bien, de utilizar otra clase de ar
gumentos y razones, que no les hu-
biera puesto en- ridiculo.
Las tres declaraciones juradas
por fndividuos que segln elles per-
fenecieron al Partido socia1ista, y
de cuyos documentos hicieron uso
Barcel6 y Tous Soto, enviandolas
q Mr.. Samuel Gompers, como un
recurso que utih2aban para obs5,-
cr1izar IglesiaS, en- STU camp sis
de protesta fne un fracaso.
rs lecir, que para un NAL proce-
dimiento, la fiera en- polftica Bar
cello y la mosquito muerta de Tous,
50 aSocian, sc consOlidan y Sc con-
fllnden en- sus tenebrosas aspira-
clones, no para pedir nj haeer ma
da que sea benefcioso a los tra5a
jadores sino para interrumpir el
avance del ideal sociaIsta, dennn-
ciandO como denunciaron el TERRI
BILE ESTADo DE BoLCHEvI-
CUISINE desarroyado en- Las fiIas
del Psrtido Socialists, el que esta
siTviendo segin ellos de ALCA-
HUETE. para que Sus afliados
vayan eEDTENDo una cuarta par
70 de La Quota que pagan, para la
International do Moscow. Para CO.
xrobcrar sns 1nalignos deseos del
terrtbie . tmperdonable DELITO
que los socialtstas de Puerto Rico,
est&n cometiendo.
Bten, ahora cabe preguntar "
que razones poderosas y de peso
emputsron estas dos mascotas Pc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

Zafias redentoras y endecezar en-
tuertos que no ocurren en- Ell Ie
partamento de Agriculture.
P. Gonzalez RIOS,
Ingeniero Agr6no no.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19
C,ar:le

La gran production "El Amor
vence al Engafie" por Herbert
RawInson y la und6cima aventura
de un "Pugtnsta".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19
HOTELE.S
HOTEL WASHINGTON

PRINCESA No. 2--SAN JUAN
PUERTO RICO
Con IS hatitaciones muy frescas y
c6modas, cerca del Correo, Corte Fe
deral, Bancos y Muelles de Ia ciu-
dad, Sc admiten abonados a preclos
modicos. Te16fono No. 937. Apar-
tado No. 1870. JUAN REYES co
MEZ, Propictario.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
Former Grid Players to
 Play With Warwick Team

The organization of the Warwick football team which will take place tonight at St Mary's field at a prac- tico session, assures New Britain Of T third first class semi professional team 70 rival the Ranger and Fal- con outfits, This team will he the combination Of former High school and preparatory school players to- grthor with players on the once great Redlsnd, Rover and Mohawk k ele"ons that were up until last year inc leading teams in this section.
 Manager Mnldowney has received the promise of several star players to round out his team, among them heinz the following: Murtha, Belser, Renehan GierochoWski, Taylor, Croan, McCaho. Durham Miller, Power Doodorian. Jimmy" Cav ony Tommy" Caveny and Conlcy. All others who wish 10 try out for the team arc asked by the manage mcnt 10 rc port tonight al 6;%0 o'clock.
 All who want games with this az =regatiou may apply 10 J. Humphrey MuldoWncy or 1890 Stanley street or telephone ocoo.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16

Many thought Bush for Shocker would have been pretty even trade, but the Browns held the whip hand and got the two youngsters thrown in.
 The Shocker, who had pitched so brilliantly for St, Louis for many years, made it possible for the team 10 collect some flrst-class material in return when he departed.
 Instead of one regular In Shocker, the trade made 1t possible for the Browns to add three tirst-string pitchers to its staff,
 Bush has pitched well. on a par with Shocker It has been about a standoff between the two. But in addition Gaston and Giard have won their spurs as regulars.
 Giard, Southpaw, recently showed his class by banking the world champions. Washington, He gives much promise.
 Gaston, the big right handler, has every opportunity to develop into one of the best pitchers in the ma jors. He has plenty Of stuff is fast acquiring poise and the experience of another season should just about make him a etar.
 Thus Shocker. who for seven years with St. Louis turned in an average of 20 victories year, brings In re- , turn three pitchers capable of taking , their turn as regulars on his de. parture for New York.
 Shocker has given St. Louis a run for its money coming and going.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
HIGH SCHOOL HAS
 GOOD PROSPECTS
Squad, With Many Veterans,
 Shaping Up We'll

The football squad of the New Britain High school went through neat drill under the direction of Coach George NJ. Cassidy at Willow Brook Park yesterday afternoon. The candidates were given a thorough drill in the art of handling the ball under trying circumstances.
 Even the line candidates did not escape this practice for in the opin- ion of the coach the forwards should he just as clever at handling the ball as the hackfeld men.
 A practice in following interfer- ence, lodging would be tacklers and running in 3 broken field, together with a Is minute scrimmage, made up the afternoon practice session.
 The 22 candidates who reported for the daily workout look good and went about their work in an intelli- gent and willing way. Eleven of the squad were veterans from last year s first and second team The only vet erans absent from practice yester. day were the tackles, Politis and Boinowski. Although every man out for practice showed up to good ad- vantage, special mention must be made o' the leading backheld candi- dates. Bray, Stromquist, Lacava. Gennett. Clair, and Zehrer. The coach nill surely have a task to pick the best four out Of this array of talent. Among the new candidates, McGrsth, Fancher and Gordon are showing up well.
 The squad of candidates out yes terday, though small, will increase as soon as there are uniforms 10 take care of the many anxious to try for the team, The list so far includes I,acaya, Gennett. ScUlly. Vetrano, Bray, s'romquist, Clair, Zehrer. Nc Grath, Gourson, Clark, Anselmo, Bruce, Garston, Fancher, O'Connell, Gordon. Ericsson. Croll, Vessels Havick and Madrsk
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
(BY BILLY EVANS)


 Pitcher Urban Shocker of the New York Americans has been one of the best trading assets in baseball.
 It is questionable If ever a club got more out of one player than St.. Louis did out of Shocker.
 The husky spitballer has been a valuable commodity coming and go- ing. He has figured in two of the most unusual trades in baseball.
 Back in 1918 New York made a trade with St. Louis for Derrill Pratt and Eddie Plank. The Yankees wanted hard hitting second baseman and Pratt was the only one available in the trade mart.
 As matter of fact the trade in- volved Pratt only, as Plank never reported, retiring from the game.
 Four Big Seasons
 So in reality for Pratt New York gave five players and much money. One of the players was Urban Shocker.
 From the very start Shocker was a big winner for the Browns. In his first year he won six and lost five and bettered that mark each succeeding season.
 During four of his years with the Browns he won 20 or more games. His best season was 1921, when he won 27 and lost only 1o.
 Last winter, when the Yankees were on the hunt for pitching ma ter1al, 1t was rumored that Shocker
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
KENS|NGTON OUT
 ID WIN SERIES
Confident of Beating Red Soz
 on Saturday

The Kensington baseball club is
 girding up it's loina preparatory to
 the titular game to be played with the Corbin Red Sox at the Kensing- ton grounds at 3:15 Saturday which will decide the city championship Manager Patsy Buckley, while not over-confident to the point of en- dangering his team's chances, feels that his boys will win, The genial
 Patsy has several neat tricks up his sleeve which. he thinks, will throw the balance 10 the rural boys.
 The Kensington boys will meet
 early tomorrow evening for practice
 and to polish up on several bits of inside play that are to be relied upon to turn the tide in their favor.
 The Corbin Red Sox, however, are not 10 be sneezed at and Manager Tobin thinks that his boys will come through in the crisis. It is likely that Buckland will again take the mound for the Red Sox.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
Browns Near to Record
 For Men Left on Bags

St. Louis, Sept. 1s. - (By NEA Ser'icc) - The St. Louis Browns came within two of equaling the American league record for having men left on bases in game with Detroit here inc other day.
 Just 15 Sieleritcs were left stranded so well did Sfoner, the Cobh hurler, keep l5 hits scattered. For. despite that 13 solid sWats, four walks, one error and one bit bats man the Browns could count but a solitary run,
 The Athlefi~s established the present mark for having men left on taHe 11 heinE stranded in ? gam played Rrh Wsshing' on on May { 1919,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
Were Leading Robins 60 When Game Was Called Giants Beat Reds Senators and Athletics Both Win-World Series Tickets on Sale in Smoky City.
Fy The Associated Press.

Ey The Associated Press.
 New York. Sept. IS, World s series preparations in Pittsburgh went steadily forward today In spite of the sllcing of the Pirates' advan- tage 10 six games over the Giants and the menace of other eastern teams now making their last swing through the west.
 McKechnie's club opened with a blast of hits against the Robins yes slump Of last week, only 10 be de- slump Of last week. Only to be de- nied victory by rain. The Pirates had piled up to score in three innings. Meanwhile the Giants clip ped half game from the margin of the National league leaders, al- lowing five hits. Ken Greenfield gave the Reds but a single run while the Giants were gathering five tsllies of Eppa Rixey.
 Tickets in Demand
 A big demand for world series tickets developed when they were put on sale in Pittsburgh yesterday, Hotels are flooded with reservations.
 The outlook of the leading Wash ington Senators in the American league continued favorable. Yester- day the champions balanced a Phil adelphia triumph over the receding White Sox by nosing out the Tygers 5-3. Sam Gray held Chicago to five hits while Holt and Dykes were pounding out Az victory for the Mackmen. Zachary equally as ef- fective against Cobb's entry, topped off his good twirling by pounding out home run. Goose Goslin did likewise.
 The defeats Of Detroit and Chica- go enabled the St. Louis Browns to highten their hold on third place in the American league by shading the Red SoY with two run ninth in- ming rally. The game was tough one for Ehmke to lose. He held the Browns htless until the seventh and was not scored upon until the final frame. Gaston likewise blank pd the Sox until the closing canto. when Carlyle scored the only Boston counter.
 The st. Louis Nationals, however, lost ground 10 the Robins in tho fourth place fight of the senior league by tossing off d game 10 the Phillies, 4 10 2. Jim Bottomley raised the post strenuous objcc- ton of the western club 10 the re- sult, turning in his tw"nly-first homer along with trio of singles
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
FAN WANTS TO KNOW
 ABOUT LOCAL LINEUP
"Constructi,c Critic" Writes Tn Con- ccrning "Ref" O'NciI and
 "Enk" Conley.
The Herald sports desk today re
 ceived the following self explanatory
 letter; Sent 1s I1rh
Sporting Editor New Britain Herald
 Dear Sir.
Sept 15, 1923

Sporting Editor
 New Britain Herald
 Dear Str
 noticed your answer to T com munication asking why the ex-capt. of the All New Britain team, name ly Jimmy Conley. is not with the team this year. number of fans are also hns'rous to know why Uncle's running mate Red O'Neil is not with the team, In our opinion if is 3 matter of money. Perhaps the management thinks these men are 1e wish they would show us one side of line better than that of the old Nutmegs. namely Politis. O'Neil and Conlny. r. seems strange 10 us that Waterbury can pay Conley and tho Steam Rollers pay O'Neil and New Britain cant when fandom here have for the past t1o or three years been demanding good football and positively will support good team. The football public want 10 see these lfpo men hack in the lineup, Fan dom foN that n-i'h 0'Nnil and War ror the tackle positions would he as well taken care of as vas possible, Can VOL imagine our surprise when VIC hoar New Britain cant meet O'Eeirs demands when rumor has it that numerous teams are bidding for his scr:lces. Y seems 10 us that it would pay 10 have these tho local stars instead of going 10 Virginia or Torrevlyania for crowd producers or better still adNcr'isements such as "Ro"NrNilan or Harry Stuhldrehcr Getting such men as these means an outlay of fabulous sums, and we doubt very much 1T these men would have the spirit necessary for a sue cossful team. What we want 10 soc here is a real team that Is able to disrlay some real football, George Mul'igan started last sea- son with team of sixteen or elEh- ,nrn men. and finished the season @jth tho same ieam. He didn't re hrHld hi, team after zach game. And Y ar, sure hc has not had th" man acors or roa,hcs with years Of oN- pcricnce that our own New Britain toam has.
 Hoping you niil give this line of thought spare in your valuable page.
 remain 4 constructive critic
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
PIRATESLEADSLICEDDOWN
 TOSZX GAMES BY WEA THEIR
TAD JONES BUSY
 WITH YALE TEAM
Captain Joss Leads Squad Of
 Sixty Candidates

New Haven, Sept. lia--T. A. n. Jones, head coach at Yale university and his associate coaches began ac- lual work yesterday to endeavor to mould from q squad of nearly 60 men an eleven which Will for the third successive year. go through the season without defeat.
 A sudden drop in temperature made conditions ideal for a stiff opening workout. The squad was divided into the candidates for the various positions and there was drilling in the Fundamentals by the staff coaches. Later on Captain Joss and Coach Jones watched the first team in signal drill.
 The men will shortly be divided into the varsity and a scrub squad. Ducky Pond of last years team, will take charge of the latter. Assisting Coach Jones at the field yesterday were Pond, Stevens and Bench who worked with the backs; Fuller, Blair and Lovejoy who worked with the ends. Fuller and Cummerford have been assistants to Head Coach Jones for the past two years
 The men who won their letters last year reporting yesterday were Runnell, quarterback; Allen. Cotse, Cutler, Kline and Wadsworth; backs, Gill, Osborne and Potts, ends; But terworth, Captain Joss and Benton. tackles; Root, Wortham and Sur hahn, guards, and Burt. center. Richards, prominent candidate for guard, was the only letter man not out yesterday. He is expected back immediately.
 The lineup Of the first team was Gill and Potts, ends; Webster and Butterworth, tackles; Wallace and Root guards; Sturhahn, center; Bun nell, quarterback; Allen Failing and Kline. backs
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
Wingo Is Getting His
 Share of Safe Hits

Rcd" Wingo hard-hitting out fielder of the Detroit Tygers, has been clouting the old apple at ter rife pace of late and at this mo- ment is not so far removed from the top of the American league bat ting heap. When Red" hits 'em they travel, His timely stickwork has done much to aid the Detroit cause recently.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
Locke, Famous Sprinter,
 Trying Out for Football

Roland Locke, Nehraska's great sprinter, will attempt to gain a half back berth on the Cornhusker's eleven this fall. He's had experi- ence and this plus his speed should mako him a valuable chap 10 have around. He's one of the fastest men the Nebraska school has had in seasons.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
KAPLAN AND HERMAN
 TO FIGHT ON DEC. is
This Title Bout Will Be sixth Time These Two Boxers Have
 Met.

New York, Sept. IS (P)-The much discussed matter of rivalry between Louis tKid) Kaplan and Babe Her man has brought about another meeting. between the champion Ifeatherweight and his most danger ous rival,
 Tex Richard signed the pair last night to meet at the new Madison Square Garden on December IS in 8 15-round bout 10 a decision. Of course the title Is at stake,
 The two little spitfires met in Va terbury recently and there has been such g. continuous wrangle over the decision since then that Kaplan him self asked for q return match. This was rather a spunky thing to do. especially when nine of ten men at Ithe ringside seemed to think that Herman had won on points, The weight is to be 126 pounds at ? o'clock the afternoon of the fight. This will mark their sixth meeting.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
Reds Have Indian Sign
 On PhillieS This Year

Tn the IS games the Reds and Phillies have played this season the latter have only been able to win four. Through the nifty work of Pete Donohue, especially, the Cin- cy team has found the Fletcher en- touraEe soft picking. T. has ripped the PhilS more times than it has any other club,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
|SANADA AND MAFF|
 ROLL GOOD GAMES Make High Records in Conner.
 Cial Bowling League

The Mohigans, Rogers, Rackliffe No. and Racklife No. were win- ners in the Commercial Bowling league games played yesterday and Of these Rogers and Rackliffe No. made clean sweeps Of three straight games from the New Britain Lumber Co, and the Eddy Milk Co respectively The scores;
 Sanada of the Mohicans was high individual string man with count Of llS in his first game. Mafti ot Rogers had high first three games. running up a tally of SS1.
 The scores;
 COMMERCIAL LEAGUC
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
Nebraska Football Team
 Will Be a Heavy One

Nebraska experts to put fairly heavy team on the football field this fall, Coach Bearg has plenty Of material for the line; big, beefy players, The team will avcrag" around ISo pounds, according to present indications.