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New Britain herald., 1925-12-26
Miss Humphrey Hostess
 To College Cl1h

Miss Ennice Humphrey will giyo q large tea at the home Of her par. ents, Mir and Mrs. Ernest Humphrey of Lincoln street, Monday after noon, when she will entertain more than 50 guests, members of the New Britain College club, the Junior Col leSe club and several Of the other college students at home for the Holidays. This is the second holiday tea the club has given and the mem bers are looking forward with much pleasure to the affair. Tea will be served in the dining room with Mrs. Douglas A. Johnson. Mrs. Donald Bartlett. Mrs, N. A. Kinsella and Miss Helen Bunce presiding at the liable. Miss Helen WosN, Mrs. Carl Neumann, Miss Mildred Wold, Miss Ethel Llttlehales Miss Eliza beth Hungerford. Mrs Donald Bartlett, Miss Grace Coholan. Mrs. NJ. A. Kin sella, Miss Agnes Finnegan, Miss Helen Bunce. Miss lone Proctor and Mrs. F, c. Teich will assist with f serving, Decorations will be carried cut in Christmas colors.
 The next meeting Of the New Brit ain Woman's club will be held in the Center church chapel on Tues day. December 29th. when Charles Theodore Carruth of Cambridge, Mass, will give a stereopticon lec- ture on "Domenico Ghirlando and the Medicci Court" Mir. Carruth has travelled extensively in Europe and made special studies Of the Floren- tine Renaissance, He has delivered lectures at many of the universities and most of their art museums. He Is member Of the American Feder- ation Of Art, Boston Society of Arts and Crafts, The College Art Associa- ton Of Cambridge Union, the Ex- change, The Art Volumes of Boston, l National Arts club ot New York, and the Arts club of Washington. Mir. | Carruth comes here through the courtesy of Mrs. William F. Brooks, Mrs. Elisha Cooper and Mrs. Charles E, Mitchell. The usual social hour with afternoon tea will follow.
 A benefit concert. the proceeds Of which will be given to the St. Joseph's convent fund, will be held Sunday afternoon. January 3, at 8 o'clock. under the auspices of Isa- bella Circle. Daughters of Isabella. Much interest In the fund has been shown by local ganlzations and several affairs held in order to as- sist the drive. and so far. substan- tial sums have been received from prominent Catholic organizations.
 The artists who will take part are we'll known in local musical circles. Miss Laura P. Farrell, soloist at St. Joseph's church. and James D. Don ahue, soloist at St Marys church, will be the vocalists; Mrs. Emile .Andzulaitis and Isadore Rosenberg, whose work in past concerts has , brought much favorable comment, will be the pianists and they will be accompanied by Marcus H. Fleitzer, d violinjst who has appeared seyeral times before the public.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26
WEDDINGS

Maurice A. Axelrod, son c; Mrs sa ran AXelrod, and Miss Ada N re!Iman, daughter of Mir. and Mrs samuel M. Pellman Of 35s Esstern Parkway, Brooklyn. N. Y, will be married on January 3. 1926, at fhs
 Justine" St. Johns Place, Brook lyn, N' Y. Dr. l. H. Leventhal of
 The bride will be attended by he sister Miss Florence Pellman, as maid Of honor and the best man will De Jack Horowitz formerly of New Britain now of New York. The bridesmaids will be Miss Ethel pell- man. sister of the bride, Miss Tanrv Friediand and Miss Frances Stern. stein. The ushers will be Israel Nair. George Rudman of New Britain. and Joseph Keller of New Haven. The flower girl will be Marcia Gottes- field.
 Only the immediate family and some close friends have been invit- ed 10 attend the ceremony. After short wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. AXelrod will reside at 551 Stanley street, this city.
 Mir and Mrs H. [. Freeman of this city have announced the en- gagement of their daughter, Miss Lillian Freeman to William II. Roth erford, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Rotherford of Prospect street. The engagement was made known at bridge party given by Miss Eleanor Rotherford the early part of the week.
 MT. and Mrs, Charles J. Carlson of East street observed the 18th ami. versary of their wedding at their home last Tuesday. They were mar ried in Hartford at the home Of Mrs. Carlsons sister. Mrs, Richard Johnson.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26
.: REGIMENT OF YOUTH DOMINATES SOCIAL FIELD ::
NUMEROUS LLINCHEONS AND BRIDGE PARTIES
 TO BE HELD DURING THE COMING WEEK

is visiting Mss Dorothy Latham Of Black Rock avenue Miss Latham will entertain for her cousin at din- ner on Monday and Wednesday even ings.
 Mir, and Mrs. James Pelletier of Harrison street are spending tho weekend in Troy, N. Y.
 Mr. and Mrs. B, Pelleter have re- turned 10 their home in Wilminton. Del, after spending several days with Mir. and Mrs. John Pelleter of Vance street,
 Miss Helen Caldwell will return to New York city tomorrow after spending Christmas with her parents Mir, and Mrs G. A, Caldwell Of Harrison street.
 Donald Bristoll has returned from the University of Philadelphia to spend his Christmas vacation with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. T. H. Bristoll of Corbin avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. Foster K. Packard are spending the Christmas holidays with MT. and Mrs. Philip Appellants CT Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Miss Marjorie Hartwell and L. B, Hartwell Of Boston, Mass, are spending the holidays with Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Jones Of Russell street.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Frisbie Of Rus sell street spent Christmas in New Haven.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roger Whitman are spending the weekend in Short Hills, N. J.
 Among the members of the younger set who have returned 10 their homes in Bristol for the holi- days are Leland Woodtord of Wes- leyan university. Miss Erma Funk from Mount Holyoke, Miss Irene saxton. Bertrand Harrison, Harold kalstrou. John White, Arnold Lar son, Wilfred Groze, Raymond Daly and Maurice Mclaughlin from Storrs: Miss Ruth Lindberg from Boston university. Miss Nancy Peck from Katherine Gibbs secretarial i school Of New York, Miss Katherine Kennedy from Sargent school of Boston, Miss Nan Page Of Grove street from Dana Hall. Miss Alice Beach from Columbia university, Dorothy Spencer from Simmons col lege. Arthur Beach and Charles ! Blackall from the University of Yer mont, Donald Funk from Wesleyan university and Miss Mildred Hayden 1 from Columbia.
 William McCue, son Of MT. and Mrs. w. P. McCue is home from Masse preparatory school for his 1 Christmas vacation,
 Steven Hart is home from school in Gainesville, Georgia, to spend the holidays with his parents Mir. and i Mrs. Jonathan Hart Of Maple Hill.
  1 Miss Ruby Andrews, Is home from l Bridgeport 10 spend her Christmas vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. John A. Andrews of Hart | street.
 Miss Eurith Wachter Is home rom Lancaster. Pa. to spend the holidays with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Wachter of Harrison street,
 Mir. and Mrs. John Pelleter of Vance street are spending the week .rnd in Troy, N. '.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26

Tennessee to spend several days with his parents Mir. and Mrs. AL Ian Moore of Sunnylcdge.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry c. Schauf- fer and children of Lincoln road are spending the holidays in Greenwich.
 Miss Lefty Learned of Grove Hill will spend few days in Washing ion, D. C., before she sails from New York city on January 2 for Europe where she will spend sew eral months.
 Miss Martha Moore is home from New York city 10 spend sev- eral days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. E. Allen Moore Of Sunny ledge,
 Mir. and Mrs. Bonnet Hubbard and children of Vine street are spending the week end at Short Beach. Branford. with Mrs. Hib. ha-rds parents, MT. and Mrs, NJ, |. Stanley.
 pr. William Manning and Mrs. Manning of Springfield. Mass. have been the guests of Mrs. Manning's mother, Mrs. John Caufeld of Gar den street.
 Miss Ruth Fish, daughter of Mir. and Mrs l. Fish of the Shuttle Meadow club, will spend next week in Cleveland, Ohio.
 Miss Barbara Case. 8 student al the Connecticut Agricultural college and Miss Natalie Case, who is a stu dent at Boston University are spending the Christmas vacation with their parents Mir. and Mrs. George Case Of Plainvtlle.
  Dr. ], Martin of Vine street will leave today for Miami Beach, FIori- da~
 Miss Eleanor Lewis Of New York city and New Britain is the guest ot MT. and Mrs. Seymour Holmes at Miami Beach, Florida Mrs, Holmes was before her marriage Miss Julie Russell. daughter 0. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Russell of this city,
 MT. and Mrs. Alden Hickey Of New York city arrived on Thursday to spend the holidays with Mrs, Rickey's mother Mrs. William Mid dlemass Of High street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Herrick Of New York city have been spending Christmas in Boston. Mass, Mrs. Herrick who was Miss Irene Swift or this city will visit at the home Of her father. Talmadge Swift of Cedar street next week.
 
 Mrs Harry Adams has returned 10 | her home in Springfield, Mass. after spending the early part of the week with her parents Mir. and Mrs Laurence Mouat of Grove Hill. MT. and Mrs, William Dunn and son of New York city have left for Florida to spend several weeks, Mrs Dunn was Miss Margaret Martin, i daughter of Dr. John Martin Of Wins street, this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Graydon Cowles of PIattsburgh, \. Y, are the guests of | Mir Cowles parents Mir. and Mrs. George Cowies Of Chestnut street
 Miss Ruth Latham. daughter of MT. and Mrs. W H. Latham. of 1 Detroit, Mich. formerly of this cit,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26
PERSONAL JOTTINGS,
 NOTES OF INTEREST

Mrs Joseph Scocco Of Maple street is visiting relatives in Philadelphia during the holidays,
 Charles Loeb of South High will spend the New Year holidays with relatives in Brooklyn, New York.
 Mrs. Joseph Wells and family havo returned from trip to Long Island, Brooklyn and New York.
 Mfr, and Mrs. John Pinches Of Worthington Ridge have for their house guests their son and daughter in-law, MT. and -rrs, Charles Pinches of Maine.
 Miss L. A. Bassett, who makes her home with Miss Marjorie Moore Of Kensington, has for her house guest Miss Nita Eldridge of Cape Cod Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs, Joseph Ryan and daughters of Bathesda, Md, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. William Brown.
 William Kcnney IS home from Fordham college to spend the holi- days with her parents MT. and Mrs Michael Kenney Of Stanley street He has for his house guest a class mate. William McGuire of Monson, Mass.
 Robert and Kenneth Rutherford of State College, Pa. are visiting iheir uncle. Arthur Rutherford. of Stanley street, and their grand mother. Mrs, Kenney of Stanle2 street, They are sons of NIT. and Mrs. Robert Rutherford. formerly of this city,
 Miss Elizabeth Lockwood. score. tary of the First Congregational church. left this morning for Will Evansville, Vt, 10 spend q week vis- iting Miss Margaret Renton.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sturman Dyson Of Trumbull street left yesterday for Staunton Island. 10 spend the holi- days win Mrs Dyson's parents, Mir, and Mrs, R. S. Bones.
 Kenneth Stanley of New York city is the weekend guest of Mir. and Mrs, Pardon Hickey of Berlin.
 Dr. Katheryn Brooks Of New York city is spending the holidays with lr parents. MT. and Mrs William r. Brooks of High street.
 
 Miss Caroline Cummings and Will liam Cummings of Newton. Mass. Nill spend next week at the hone O. ,ir. and Mrs. Harold T, Sloper Of Russell street.
 Sidney Montague Of Cambridge, Mas has been spending the Aoli. days with his parents, MT. and Mrs. lillian Montague Of H,.wley street
 ames E. Hayes. son Of Mr. and Mrs. James w, Hayes of Sexton
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26

street, is home from Notre Dame university for the Christmas holi- Cdys.
 Mi:s Adelinc Ohmas was the solo, ist a St. Paul's German Lutheran church in New York city Tuesday evening. She is q student at he Damrosch School of Music in New York city.
 Miss Dorothy Wallrath is home from Tc;rfax Falls, Basic. Va. 10 srend Christmas with her parc.tS, Mr. and Mrs. x, E, Walrath of Hill crest aconue,
 John Grio, a student at Fordham ccllcgc is home with his parents for ,ho holidays
 Miss Anna IIaImanowitz. daugIt 9r ot Mir. and Mrs. \, Kalmapowitz of Winter street, has returned from Now York university for the hon- days.
 Hurlbut Griswold Is home from St, Stephens college, Annandale-o on- Hudson, W, Y, to spend his holiday recess with his parents, Mr. and Mrs F, II. Grtswold of Frances street
 Mir and Mrs. Howard Humphrey Of Russell street will sail March Il tor Europe,
 Mrs. Lillian Simons and daughter, Estelle, Of Sherman Court, left We'd nesday for Atlantic City to spend the next two weeks,
 Russell Walton is home from Yale university to spend the holidays with his parents, Mir and Mrs J, R, Wal ton ot Harrison street
 Mrs. A. J. Slopcr and son, Erwin, of Grove Hill, spent last weekend in New York city, Miss Polly Pease, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Tease of Vine street, is home from Rosemary Hall Greenwich.
 Miss Marion Bennett Is home from the Miss Masters school. Dobbs Fer ", to spend the holidays with her parents, MT, and Mrs. c. F. Bennett Of Forest street.
 Henry Pe,ton has returned from Deerfeld Academy to spend his Christmas vacation with hls parents Mir. and Mrs Ernest Pelton of For est street
 Ira Hicks, son of Mrs. Ira Hicks of West Main street, and Richard Cooper, son of MT. and Mrs. Elisha Cooper of Vine street. are home from the Taft school, Watertown. to spend the holidays with their par cnts
 Mir. and Mrs, A, c. Tuck of 17 Wakefield court are in Boston over the holidays.
 Thomas Myers, manager of the builders hardware department of the Scarsdale Supply company, Scarsdale. N. Y, is spending the Christmas holidays with his par ents. Mr, and Mrs. r, E, Myers, 696 East Main street.
 Donald Parker is home from Pratt Institute to spend the holi- days with his parents. Mir. and Mrs William Parker Of Curtis street.
 Allan Moore has returned from
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26

Rochelle, which Is to be held on the evening of Monday, December 2Sth. The Yale University Orchestra will play.
 Another dance scheduled for December 2S. is that which mem. bers of the XI chapter of Hartford and the Alpha-Beta chapter of this city, of the Upsilon Lambda Phi fraternity will hold at the Hotel Burritt. Worthy Hills will play.
 Mir. and Mrs, C. H. Baldwin, Mir. and Mrs, James Robinson. Mir. and Mrs, w. L. Hatch Mr. and Mrs. Frank 4. Searle and Mir, and Mrs. James Beach of Bristol were among those entertaining at dinner at the Shuttle Meadow club on Christmas bay
 Miss Polly Pease, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Herbert L, Pease of Vine street, en ertained number of :reinds at dinner Wednesday even ing preceding the junior assembly lance which took place at the Hart ford Golf club that evening. Among lIer guests were Miss Barbara Par sons and Miss Elizabeth Parsons, Miss Marion Bennett. Henry Russell, Ira Hcks and Henry Pelton.
 
 The fifth annual Shrine ball will be held January in the new state armory at Nidd etoWn Before the dancing there will be concert from S:30 until g o'clock. Walter H. Pen field Of Portland. master of cere- monies for Sphinx Temple of Hart ford. is chairman Of the reception committee. Other committee chair men are; Music, Stanley c. Atwell; hall and decorations, Mayor John w. Rogers; finance, Earle H. Rus sell; invitation, Samuel J. Starr; re- treatments, John A. Moorei pub licity. John A. Peterson; master Of ceremonies, Burridge L. Deming.
 
 Harold W. Hatch Is chairman oI the committee completing plans for Yale evening"" which is 10 be held by the Yale graduates of this city ort the evening of Saturday, January iS, al the Shuttle Meadow club,
 
 Robert Vance of Maple street has returned from Washington, D. C.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26
CHRISTMAS PARTY
 FOR YOUNGER SET

Everything was very festive and gay at the Shuttle Meadow club yes- terday when from to o'clock the children held the center Of inc stage. The rooms were decorated with quantities of holly and pine, banking the huge fireplace and walls. A Christmas tree, heavy with gifts for the tiny tots proved an en- ticing spot, especially when real Lonest-to- goodness Santa Claus ap- pearcd to deliver them. Ii is difficult to judge whether Santa Claus, the story telling man or Regina the foe dancer stood most in favor. The childrens party was followed by dancing for the older set and num- Dor of smaller supper parties
 Several college young men and women from Hartford and New Britain attended the annual Christ mas dance of the Aloha lota Epsi- lon fraternity at the ball room Of the Elks' club last evening
 Tasillo's orchestra of Hartford and the Bacchanalian orchestra of this city engaged in d lively battle of music as the feature Of the dance. The hall was appropriately decorated for the occasion in the fraternity colors.
 The Alpha chapter Delta Xi fra ternity held it's first annual Christ mas dance al the Burritt hotel last evening. The Varsity instrumental club of Hartford furnished the mu- sic for dancing which was until 2 o'clock.
 The members of the Phi Sigma sororiety will give a dance at the Hotel Burritt on Wednesday eve ming. December 30. The committee in charge Of the dance arrange ments is Miss Louise Brown, chair man; Miss Ruby Wi}letts and Miss Adelaide Young. Music for a long program of dances will be furnish ed by the Trinity Bacchanalian or chestra-
 Miss Cathrine Kcnney of this city is a member of the committee in charge of the annual Christmas sanna of the College of New
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26

Harold W. Hatch is chairman ol the committee completing plans for Yale evening"" which is to be held by the Yale graduates of this city ort the evening Of Saturday, January t5. al tho Shuttle Meadow club,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26

Donald Parker is home from Pratt Institute to spend the holi- days with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. William Parker of Curtis street
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26

Miss Ruth Latham. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. W H. Latham. of Detroit, Mich. formerly of this city
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26

MT. and Mrs. Graydon Cowles of PIattsburgh, \. Y, are the guests Of Mir, Cowles parents Mir. and Mrs. George Cowies Of Chestnut street
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26

Robert Vance of Maple street has returned from Washington, D, C.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26

Miss Catheine Kenney Of this city is a member Of the committee in charge of the annual Christmas sanna of the College of New
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26

Sidney Montague Of Cambridge, Mas has been spending the Aoh, days with his parents, MT. and Mrs. lillian Montague of H..wley street
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26

Allan Moore has returned from
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26

ames E. Hayes. son Of Mr. and Mrs. James w. Hayes of Sexton
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26

MT. and Mrs William Dunn and son of New York city have left for Florida to spend several weeks. Mrs. Dunn was Miss Margaret Martin, daughter of Dr. John Martin of Wins strae. .b,e ritv
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26

Thomas Myers, manager of the builders hardware department of the Scarsdale Supply company. scarsdale, N. Y, is spending the Christmas holidays with his par ents. MT, and Mrs. F. E. Myers, 696 East Main street,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26

Miss Caroline Cummings and Vii liam Cummings Of Newton. Mass. Eill spend next week at the hone O. -ir, and Mrs. Harold T, Sjoper Of Russell street.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26

Mrs. Harry Adams has returned 10 her home in Springfield, Mass. after spending the early part of the week with her parents Mir. and Mrs Laurence Mouat of Grove Hill.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26

Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Tuck of 17 Wakefield court are in Boston over the holidays
New Britain herald., 1925-12-26

Dr. Katheryn Brooks of New York city is spending the holidays with | r parents. MT. and Mrs. William F. Brooks of High street
The Washington times., 1925-12-28
KID VIII | A|Ns ON
TRIAL TONIGHT

Before midnight Kid Williams,
* bantam champion Of the world
win know whether he or Jack West.
of Atlantic City, has the DcEe
chance to battle next for champion.
ship NOnors Williams Is 10 meet
the seaside glove singer IN q ten
round bout before members OF the
National Capital Sporting Club.
at the Arcade, Fourteenth ST. ana
Park Rd., tonight.
They have met once befOre, last
summer III Norfolk, when they
were given draw. Since then
West has achieved ezpeKielice ana
reputation, also been inspired with
onfidence. by taking the verdict
over the touch Danny Kramer. 01
philadelphia Kid Williams also
has put great battle under his
belt with Frankie Genaro. who still
claims the title.
Williams. who VIII show his
stuff In Washington Tor the 1lrst
time during his fifteen years In
the ring, Ii staging an active cam
.paign to regain the championship
which he lost d couple OF years ago
through what he claims was q
fluke decision.
williams gave Midget Smith, Of
New York, q neat trimming and
has scored wins over such tough
boys as Lew Mayrs. Joey Schwartz,
Carl Tresniane and Bobby Garcia.
He announces himself as young
and full OF fire tonight as when
he earned himself the title Of the
tiger of the ring"
AS this is the Kids farewell ef-
fort to regain the title and he
realizes that he only has certain
number OF good bouts left Ia his
system, he plans TO make short
work. OF ali opponents he faces to
save hts vitality. He win be
striving after the old &. q. from
the first sound Of the bell tonight.
Young Dencio, always willing to
give the fans action, WIN box ten
sounds with Johnny Meyers.
champion fyweight Of the United
States Army. in the semi-final on
& card which also includes two
four-round bouts and q Eix-rOtlnd
bout in which Buster Dundee VIII
once more make bid for the
favor Of members Of the local club.
Club members, also those wish
ing to Join, may secure tickets to
the smoker up until p. n. at the
Arcade.
The Washington times., 1925-12-28
.GEORG|A FLASH.
! en- HONEYMOON

NEW YORK, Dec. 28.-W. i.
Young StribIing. Georgia's contend
or for the light heavyweight title,
was expected to arrive In town to-
day. accompanied by his bride. The
Striblings are on their honeymoon
and left Atlanta for the North. after
their marriage on Saturday. The
boxer was expected to pay his
respects 20 Tex Picard today. bur
whether the call would be OF q bust
ness or social nature was not
known.
StribIing met Paul Berlenbach,
the present holder Of the light
heavyweight title, several years ago.
the bout resulting In q draw after
six rounds. The Georgia flash.
however. has attained his majority
IN the meantime and can box at
the championship limit of fifteen
rounds in this State.
The Washington times., 1925-12-28
BROTHERS
NUMEROUS

MILWAUKEE,, WIS.,. Dec. 2S.-
Brother combinations are not I'M
common in Marquette University
athletic circles, and the current
year has seen Cliff and Len Kan.
pine, both formerly OF Annapolis,
starring at guard on the Golden
Avalanche football team, while
Eddie and Erv Hertz are forwards
on the basketball team, Jim Regan.
sub football tackle this season. was
preceded at Marquette by another
nj his family. charlie RAgan. a star
end, whose vocal ability few years
ago won for the local team the
name of the Singing Hilltoppers. -
Don Curtain, brilliant quarterback
this season. is a brother Of Lee
Curtin, a Marquette star OF q decade
ago. Perhaps the best known
family combination at Marquette
however, is that of the Dunn
brothers. "Red" Dunn was the
Golden Avalanche's quarterback in
1922 and 1923, and was basketball
captain, while his brother Cornelius
is now a sophomore and Is featur-
ing at center on the hilltop basket
ball team.
He also was a quarterback in
football, but was out all season
with injuries. A third brother
Johnnie, is the most brilliant player
on the university high schools
basketball team and is a "sure
conner"
The Washington times., 1925-12-28
I INN Assault Is
ICE RECORDS

NEWBURGH. N. II, Dec. 9s.--
World Ice skating records are e.
pected to fall on New Year Day
when Clas Thunberg, Of Finland.
the Olympic distance champion viii
me'se his first start against tho
American field In the Middle At
lantic championships. Thunherg
announced today that he hoped to
better the existing records az inter-
mediate distances between two and
four miles. Among his most danger
Gus opponents viii be Joe Moore
and Paul Forsman, OF New York,
respective champions IN 1925 and
1924; Valentine Bialis. member Of
the American Olympic team. and
Charles German, the speed demon
who represented Canada in the last
Olympic games.