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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

- ON NAG4NAAAtAA83 F<aUe4008 caSaS
fincas y solares en- Bayatn0n. te-
nemos dinero para colocar en- hipo-
teca. Para information, Jose G..
uAnpierge, Box 78 Bayan0n, p. r.
Rafael Pesqnsra, tblsfonO 167, eat
ncio, EL MUNDOs II
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

VACAs IECHERAS:--poF tensr
que ausentarse su duehoz yende
7vacas lecheras, buenas. del pals
pero de las buenas. Box 1923 san
Jhan, RI r. 52I.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16
On AI.QUn4AN dos caaas de dos

plantas en parada 1917. Carre-
terra uueya. Informes Luis de la
Cruz, Gale Africa. teltfono No. 1861
Santurce. 5-19
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16
SOLARES EN Ell CONDaISo..

las numerosas personas que, han
yisto recientemehte los pianos J So
lares de mi propiedad en- el Conda-
do les ayiso que 81 estan itlteresa-
das Ell los nlisInos Sc comuniquen
conmigo seguidamente, pues me
propongo eInbarcar para los Essa-
dos Unidos en- JUNO IS. y no regre-
Sare hasta noviembre. LEE II. VEN
DIG. Teiefono $50. Santurre. 5stI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16
MAGNIFIOO NEGOCIO

de casa MADEIRA dos plantas, si-
tuada calle Comerfo, Bayam6n. Rem
ia SO. valor $4,000. Puede de5ar-
Sc $1,000 en- hipoteca. Para mas in
formes dirfJase Jose g. Umpierre,
Bayam6n, 0 Rafael Pesquera, Edi4
fieio Ell MUNDO, San Juan. 5-17
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

CUATROa CLAVES :-vendo ct,a-
tro claves telegraficas Bentleys
$500, A. b. c. sta. Edit. Meiora-
da. Castellano $500, Simplex $1,000
Especial para negocio de arroz $500
Seijo, Tel. 1923. 521.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16
QUIEN INTEREsE. Tenemos

n QLIEN INTERESE. IenemOB
en- existencia un juego de aslen-
tos tapizados en- cuero legftimo pa
ra guagua de q pasa5eros y otro
para 20 pasajeros Stop Q. TEL 81,
San Juan. A. Alvarez = Hermanos.
p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16
cTOMA1llx sAIz DE CARLOS

cTOMAIIIx sAIZ De CARLOS
Es m patentizaao de prestlgio
mundial. no hay NADIA meJor para
las m0lestias del est0magO E intes-
tinos. eolicfteiO en- las buehas Far
macias. Dlstribuidores Gonzalez
Padfn Co. 6-14
SN~s~NsNr~SNe<1NeNN s~s~sSSs@
CE ALQUILA CHALET constfuc-
ci6n moderna. cerca baHos mar
trolley y parque, Garage, etc. Allan
tic Ave. No. i. telefono 70O Rojo.
Santurce. Tanibien Sc venden mus
bles baratisimos. ~.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16
CASA DE HtTESPEDEs.

familias distinguidAB. No erAA-
r& de menos 30 propia casa. I.n4
ella G. Riera 23O West: lO7th st.
Apartament0 81 Neu York, Nena
broadway. p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

CE yENDE. un solar 4 60 metros
de la Gale del Park, situado
en- la calIe Lopez Landr6n. que
mide IL 10. de frente por 2Bn. d.
fondo.
IhformarA telefOno 1l61 verde
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

Ia rneJor ' mas completa revista
de modas trae ademas de mOdas,
iiIstructivos y Hmeness cuentos lite
rariOs, suscrfbHse a ella por 50 al
ado. GONZALEZ PADIN4 CO.
$40
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

CIUDAD NUEVA, Hato Rey. ven
do dos casas juDtas o separadas
una de concrete, otra de MADEIRA
con solar de SIC metros. frehte al
parque Romano. Direction, Abto-
nio II. Guiranm, Ifato Hey. $50
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16
VENTA DE FLORES NATURA.

LES en- ramos, cruces, cor0nas,
arpas, liras, insignias masonicas,
almohadones Y otros traba1os en-
flores naturaies; parada IL. Gale
Hoare numero 18 lame al telefo-
no. 67s azul r..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16
EIN JOVEN Que sepa eapahol, ia.

giles y. frances Y mucho cOnoci-
miento en- contabilidad desea colo
carse en- San Juan o cualquier punA
to de Puerto Rico. Sueldo modera-
do. Refereneias. Direction Coloca-
ci6n. Hotel Caribe. 5-1B
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16
pOInOs De AftjsfcA nara pia

pOIlLOS DE AfIS1CA para pia-
nolas la Ultima mdsica. Ia mejOr
musfea los rollos mejores y mas
baratoa en- GONZALEZ PADIN co
B--3fl
1ses@s~~.p>ree% 49,,
Al QUIEN INTEREST. On truck
Day Elder de 1l5. toneladas- de
uso, cOmpletamente reajustado y
uno de tres toneladas de Ia misma
marca y en- las mismas condolences.
Sc venden gAraDtizados. A. Alva-
rez = Hnos. r. b. BOX 1s9. San. Juan.
Ave. Ponce de Leon No. G. r..
-Nnle~@u1 1e~vse. .esseAs
ELAROFF. Sorprendente inyento
de protectores contra las luces
de focos de automobiles No necesi-
ta pegarse, nj agujerarse wind
shield Muy barafo. Solicite infor-
mes a sii representante NJ. Al. So
tomayors Box 14g FIato Rey. 5-2i
l1s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

VA no hay que tOlerar las tAhas.
Juyentnd perpettta Sc obtiene
con el TINTE ORIENTAL. 84I3
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

IIP0TECA. ST usted tiene una
casa finca que vaIga de cuatro
a cinco mil d6Iares y desea IN ne
goct0 due le deje $4,000 mensnaIes,
no necesita yender esa propiedad
para obtener la nuestra. El mejor
negocio de P. r.. 81 mejor situhdo,
Ell de mas porvenir. Escr6a al Box
040. San Juan. 5-22
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16
CALuD DEL cAIlELLo DE nAy

evita las canas y. yuelye el Gu
bello q sucolor natural primitive.
dAndnle vigor Ruavidad. FraRcts
75c. GONZALEZ PADIN CO. $3.50
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16
NfOTORES ELECTRTCOS marco

Century = Warner motores de Ga
selma nlarca WITTE; los tenemos
en- existencia para dar serFicio a
preeio moderado. Mueya sus ma
q.iinarias con f,Iefza. FeKreterfa
AfERINO. b-24
~>SD~S~-eS~sS4~U~.~. .rs~Av>~~N.AS<~w~
PUR SO al ANO reciblra toios los
meses el Pictorial Review. Ia
mas completa revista de modas y
alta literature. GONZALEZ pa
DIN ca $50
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16
rOCIO DE FlsANCIA fegltI

ExOCIO DE FlsANCIA 4egltInio
perfume exquisite, fresco, aca-
baio de. recibir. Frasco $I.S9 CON
zAL15Z PADIN CO. $50.
NssNeSe~~srs~ ~rss>G-sSs~~SN
EsAIsNI.AC CEUTICO O:--Se solicita-
uno para Regente. Sehorita con
praetica. puede soiicitar, Para in
f0rmes dirijirse 3 FARAIAClA
LIBERTY, Yieques, P. II. Sid.
NN~~r~N~@eN eN~~N~~~~~
ESTREN1MIENTO y sus conseA
cuencias las Jaquecas. gases, BIZ
liostdad, urticaria. Iilceras y reuma
tfsmo, desaparecen prontO tomando
AKARALGIA. una cIcharadita o
mas en- aqua antes del desayuno.
5-26
| NTADRES que crfan. Ninos debili-
|. tados, Hombres cansados Y Per
sonas en- salnd, TODOS stoman
YEENOTONIC que es el mejor To
nicO-R -RecOnstituyente del sistema y
cspecialmente del cerebro Y los ner-
vios. Agradable al paladar. Dfstri-
bnidores, Farnacia SOLO Inc, Stop
IlD. Clio
~>>s>.ee.>~.e-~
cENoRITA, CABAIsLlERo. LA Fo-
tograffas Gil. batiendos Ell record
del arte. Sus nuevos eStilos han lla-
mado la atenci0ns al pnblico inteli-
gente. Su retoque no tiene competen
ella. San Francisco 42. Tel. 1896
SAsI>se>sss-Ns'~s'>u~s vssp~-r>sss~r~d~S~S~~
VENDO por $1,000 dulcerfa en- ca
lie M0rovis No. 5. Buena ellen
tela, bien acredItada. TIene tres ma
Qs1inarias fuerza motriz. Informara
Rmiliano Hernandez Miguel Sosa
Mercado No. 3. Telefono 1879. San
Juan. 6-3
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a RRIENDO LOCAL en- Allen II
propio para comercio con vitri-
ma al ffente. Informes Gregorio
vazquez, Allen No. 73 Tel. 302 ro-
iOSr t1&4kA9 Onukkg Ae<4hs r.
sAseS>NNsNa&~pSAsN
! CE ALQUILA CASA en- Miramar,
Avenida Fernandez, No. 5. Para
da u. Sitio fresqufsilno y tranquil
10. A poca distancia de la parada
del trolley. Garage y doble servicio
sanitario. Esplendido patio. Infor-
mese AHORA. Tel. 936 negro, San
turce. 5-19
~~~>N~~A.~N~~>~a@~@~N.s
CANGA ESTUPENDA.-- Sc ven
den dos automobiles, un ''Chevro-
let" ''Hupmobile", este liltimo
compIetanlente nuevo-In -Informara
.tel6fono Al, San Juan.-Box 427.
52l.
~~N~~~~@.~~~s~eu~~~s~~~~~
TUATROs CLANES :--vendo cua-
tro claves telegraficas Bentleys
$500, a. b. C. sta. Edit. Mejora-
da. Castellano $500, Simplex $1,000
Especial para negocio de arroz $500
Seijo, Tel. 1923. SCI.
NIECESITANFOS yENDEDOR:--
Joven actiyo, que sepa bastante
ingles $ con buenas referencias. Sal
vador r. Min Inc Cristo IL San
Juan, II. IT, 52l.
CE ALQUILAN dos habitaciones
Gil casa de I'm matrimonio solo
prefierese otro nlatrimonio 0 dos
personas soIas. Avepida Asia. Stop
~ te1efono S24 verde. Santurce.
5-2I.
sAaNsN@4@1@sNaesre N-~4rNNs~es~N>eees
Il (sAIsIINAS AMERICANS VIII
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16
AEAoAs AAIERICAlllAs. H0

VI
tbin, Guernsey. etc. de las me5O-
res ganadetEas del estadO de New
York, paridas = pr6xinas d parir,
a precios razOnables. A. a. Monte-
quin, Finca Cangre3o Arriba. Stop
A, Gale Lola D Box 3. San Juan
b.21
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

OCASI0Ns Sc Senden varioss sola-
res. en- Santnrce. Colndan con
GALES abiertas a la Avenida De Die
60. y a Ia Gale Wilson. Infor1na-
ran en- la villa de Madrid" Tel.
i66. Go.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

R ~ RAEIIlA. Contable , Audi
tor Sc encatga de traba-
jos de contabilidad. examen de ctien
tas nQuidaci0nes. Barcelona n, re
lefono 67D ro1o. Stop 181s, Santnt-
ce. 6-24
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

SE ARRIENDA. Edifici6 dos plan
tas $ lhirador Ideal para esta-
blecer cualquier negocio. Sitio cen-
tI-ico en la Marina. hacientlo esqui-
ma dos calles Infornes, Al. Lama
drid. Marina. .5.1s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

CE VENDE casa de concrete con
mas de 600 mic de solar. En- Mi
raInar $4,000. 1nformaran: s.
Lena Co. s. Brau So. n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

&C ALQUILA 0 vende casa dos
plantas concrete sala, cOmedor,
tres dofmitofios, uno mas en- plan
Ia baja. servicio sanitario. garage,
serSicio anexo. sta Carretera nue.
vi, parada 20. Informara 1853 ver-
de, Santnrce. 5@17
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

CANG.t: Casa MADEIRA uontada
concrete tres habitaciones, sala,
comedor, cocina, banjo, inodoro,
luen garage, solar 200 metres,
$22Oo.00. Gale s n1mero 10, Cape-
tillo, Rio Piedras. fOssS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16
r. ANON RODRIGUEZ YALLDE-

ANAUN ktlAlk6kAft y III NAL1lAlEe
JULY. IngenierO Electrielsta
Contratistn. 6 amos practiea. 1nsta
iaciones, pianos. especificaciones.
reparaeioness ampliacion, pIantas
eiectrlcas, eIectrificaclon lngenios
de Cam. DOS Hnos. il Tel: $50
verde, SantuFce. Bs18
SNesS%S
|NaEzCLADORAS de normigon mar
"a Republic. las mas fuertes con
su potent9 motor de Gasoline Witte,
use una hormigonera Republic que
las vende Ia Ferreterfa Merino a
preci0 muy barato. B-24
>S~srse<r~~s~u rssNS~sNsessu
CE ALQUILA hermosa casa con 8
haBitaciones, servicio sanitafio
doble, garage y un hermoso porch
en- Ia Ave. Ponce de Leon, parada
10, nanaero IS. Informaran Telefo-
no 2G4 verde. Santurce. E24
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

CE vENDE truck q. M. O. / tone
laaas perfectOs estai0 y an ca
u0sP Paige 8 pasaSeros. Ihfbr1nes Cd.
rAbe Itaiiano. Coadado 2 stop IL.
santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

uERTE EN- Ell AA10R naros
pueden tanerla con la cabeiIera
caaosa. La LociOn FLOR DH ono
es "a prefaridas por Ia Aristocraeia
de Madrid y barcelona y se la de-
vuelte su vaIor 81 encuentra otra
que SEQ superior FARAfAGlA llA-
ghLI.A, san Juan. 5-ls
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

S3500. 90 Gran oportunidad. Sc
vende Euente Soda del
''Edificio Padfn''. $350o. proBanaos
que produce mas. de- $500 dlarios
beneficio. Informara Sr. Rivera, San
Juan, Gill
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

s. MALETI

RAULES--NIALETAS-- MALET4
MES, todos estilos, todos precios
los vende Fernandez, San Francis
co AZ unica casa en- Puerto Rico,
que especializa en- artfciIlos para
viaje. p.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
ADMIT BIRGI,ARJI.S

Stamford, July 23 R-Edward Williams, 2l, of Stamford, and Lewis Mola, Is, of Rowayton were arrested early today on burglary charge. The police here received a complaint of break in a gasoline filling sta ton on the Post Road In Greenwich at the rear of Richs restaurant. About o'clock this morning Will. Hams and Mola were caught here with number of automobile tools in their possession and they were promptly taken in. They admit the break. After smashing and later getting out of side window in the filling station, the night watchman saw them and gave chase, but lost them. He notified the Stamford police.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
AGNES GERAGHTY GIVES
 SPLENDID PERFORMANCE
Keen Competition Features Swim ming Meet For Girls Given
 At Orange Lake

NcWhurgh, x, J.. July @S-Keen competition featured the swimming meet for girls held under the au- spices of the Newburgh chamber of commerce at Orange Lake yesterday afternoon. All contestants repre- scnted the Womcn's Swimming as- soCiation of New York. Unfor- tunately the storm shifted an an- chored float marking one end of the oo-yard course, shortening the dis tance, so that times returned are of no significance.
 Miss Agnes Geraghty achieved remarkable performance in 8 200- yard breast stroke handicap in which she conceded five seconds to Miss Matilda Schuerich, who came within half a second of the national 2c0- yard record last week. Gradually overriding her rival Miss Geraghty caught her at the tape and only quicker thrust of the arms enabled Miss Schuerich 10 gain the decision by d touch in S:lS.
 A SCldltIl -'V-Sdlu UbCh SlTUhS race also resulted in a close finish. Miss Aileen Rigsin, metropolitan title holder, was pressed hard by Miss Doris O'Mara and had put in every effort 10 win by four feet in 9:35 4-6.
 A 2OO-yard free style swim for girls never having won senior championship brought out six start CTS and was splendidly contested. Miss Kathryn Brown took the event by two yards in @:99 3-5; while Miss Elaine Delsny and Miss Eileen O'Mara sWam q dead heat for sec ond. nosing out the Misses Helen and Frances Meany, tied for fourth place.
 Miss Virginia Whitenack allowed 30 seconds 10 Miss Maud MacFar- lane In a 4o0-yard free style handi- cap and found the margin too great to overcome. The latter won by five yards in 5$6 @-5.
 A 110-yard free style handicap for girls under l5 went 10 Miss Eva Hobbs in 1;34 5-5. Miss Rita Brere- ton, who had start of six seconds, was one yard behind.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
Frank O'Neill FOrsakes
 French Turf for Berlin

Paris, July :S P,-Frank O'Neill, the American jockey, who is consid- cred the leading rider of France, has accepted terms to ride in Germany. He will leave for Berlin at an carly date, forsaking the French turf where he has been riding for nine consecutive years.
 ONeill came to Europe in 1907 to ride for the late w. k. Vanderbilt He then joined A. k, Macombcr's es- tablishment. In Germany O'Neill will join Everett Haynes, another American, who rode tho famous French horse, Epinard but who is at present leading the jockeys on the German turf in the number of winning mounts.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
BACKSTOP TOPS LINEUP
Connie Mack Revised Batting Order Putting Mickey CoChrane as Lcad-On Man.

Philadelphia, July @S.-(By NEA Sorvice)-When Connie Mack re- vised his batting order recently and made Mickey CoChrane, catcher. lead-oT man. he did something un- usual in major league annals.
 For it is rare thing, especially in the big circuits, 10 have catch CT al he head Of the lineup, In the old dags baCkStops were just about as sure Of hitting eighth as the sun was setting in the far away west. But in more recent seasons some of the pilots have boosted their rccCiv- IFS in the batting order, a few even making cleanup hittcrs of them.
 To have a catcher top the list is extremely out of the ordinary, how ever, Mack seems 10 have the right hunch with Cochrane though For in the tots first II trips 10 the plate he came through with seven safcties.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
VINCENT MARTIN BURIED
 IN NEW YORK CEMETERY
Funeral of PhLehghter Is Held While 1,Soo Persons Line Side
 walks to Do Him Honor

New York, July cS-The body of Vincent (Pepper) Martin, the junior lightweight boxer, whose career vas suddenly ended by pneumonia in St. Johns hospital. Long Island City, last Sunday, was buried in Holy Cross cemetery, Queens, yesterday.
 The funeral procession formed at Martins late home, 1920 95th ave- nue, Woodhaven, Queens, shortly be- fore 10 o'clock, and went to the Roman Catholic church of Our Lady of Lourdes Broadway and Aberdeen street, Brooklyn, where the Rev. Maurice MacMahon, pastor of the church, celebrated mass
 About 1,500 persons filled the church and lined the sidewalks out side. Among the mourners were Martins mother. Mrs. Mary A. Mar tin; his widow. Mrs. Marjorie Mar tin; his brother, John Martin, other relatives and Steve (kid) Sullivan, with whom Martin had had a num- Der of fierce encounters In the ring.
 Members of the National Sports Alliance and the Morris Park council of the Knights of Columbus were among those who formed the pro- cession, which consisted of about 75 automobiles.
 In addition to Kid" Sullivan, men of the sporting world in attendance on the funeral included John Reyes, late manager of Martin Jimmy Johnston, widely known boxing pro- moter and manager; Eddie Cannon balD Martin, Babe Herman, Frankie Callahan, Mel Cook, Dan Morgan, Johnny Dundee and Dan Mckettrick.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
FIRE IN DETROIT

Detroit, July 9S (Pl--Fire swept the Gladstone -Linvood residential district late yesterday afternoon. de- stroying seven apartment buildings and one residence before being brought under control. The loss was placed at H,5oo.noo. Two hundred families were made homeless by the work Of flames.
 A check-up has failed to reveal any missing persons,
 The fire started in the basement ofa six story apartment building un- der construction, presumably when a gasoline can exploded.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
lit1lelq Tips ./,' On~\ S 9O.lldoaffy
 ,tifeSk
by MORRIS AcKERM1N

In trout fishing your leaders should be soaked for not less than 70 minutes before using, This makes them soft and pliabls.
 lt you want 10 stain them you can dc so hy soaking them over night in a strong solution of coffee or tea
 1T you will rub deer fat on your line it will aid wonderfully in dry fly fishing.
 Catching Bull Frogs
 Catching bull frogs for the market IS a dark and deep secret. It's a night job and the prcfes. slonal frog hunter doesn't tell all he knows.
 In good frog country they do wholesale business. know two cA- pert frog men who caught 1860 frogs in one night-for a record
 When you consider that each four pair Of legs average q pound or weight you quickly gather the com. mercial value of this catch.
 These "froggers" don't go after the festive greenie with a piece of rad flannel, a rife, paddle and light or employ conventional methods.
 While these ways of frog catching are more or less productive 10 the city man and farmer boy they are a far cry fom those of the back woods makct hunter. In fact his outfit is seldom seen by the dude from town.
 These mud-wallowcrs uso a com mon cane pole about seven or eight feet in length.
 To the end of the pole Is pound test line is tied. This line is about a foot shorter than the pole. On the end Of the line a loop is tied.
 The loop IS placed around the waist of d small green or black frog, little fellow two or three inches long. This bait" is killed before using.
 That's all there is to tho market hunters rig. No light hook, rifle. paddle or spear. Just li'l croaker on the end of string,
 The hunters then strike out in the night, in boat or canoe, for the pads, wcods rocks and logs along shore. A cast is made back in the weeks, Jerks and dribbles of the bait does the rest. Big bull and COW frogs being enticed to the bait from 50 10 d loo feet,
 A frogs mouth is spoon shaped. Its food is taken with q gulp. Once the decoy frog is firmly in its throat it is easy 10 bring the captive into the boat.
 When you feel tho bait being taken, a slight tug on the line hastens the process of capture.
 Try it out and sec for yourself.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOOT
New Britain Rife Association to Hold Small Bore Competition For Silver Gun,
Silver Cup.

The Outdoor small bore cham pionship of the New Britain Rife club. N. R. A., will be held on Wed nesdays, July 99 and August from 4 to ' o'clock in the afternoon day light saving time and on Saturdays, August 1 and August S from to o'clock. The events will be as fol- lows: 20 shots at 50 yards prone and % shots at 100 yards prone.
 Only members of the New Britain Rife club will be accepted as en- trants in the contest and the rules call for iron sights and any .22 rim fire rife. A silver cup will be award ed to the high man.
 This will be followed by a high power match at goo yards for the Captain Lowe cup. The proceeds Of the shoot will be used 10 purchase trap and equipment.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
HAND VANCE FASTING

The Pirates gave the great "Daz- zy' Vance a pasting hell long re- member when the comhod his offer inEs for ii hits and eight runs In four innings the other day. They also stole seven sacks while he was on the mound. It isn't very often the Dodger ace is pounded in that fashion.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
Speaking e g of Sports

Baseball fans In this city as well as in Hartford will be gratlhed to hear that Leo Durocher, star short- stop of the Hartford baseball team, has been sold to the New York Yankees and he will report to the big league team at the end Of the present season. Those fans of this city who have seen the Hartford team in action, have marvelled at tho play of the Springfield boy at the short station, and it was only because of his weakness at the bat that he didn't seem to have chance 10 so higher No doubt when he arrives in the big company, the coaches there will take him under their wing and give him a stance at the plato that will result In base hits.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
TILDES IS PRESSED

Chicago. July 2S Up-William r. Tilden 2d of Philadelphia, national tennis champion. reached the semi final round of the Illinois state ton- his tournament only after one of tho hardest matches of his career He came within two points of being de- feated yesterday by Harvey Snod- grass of Los Angeles. rated sixth. The scores were: 6.3. 4-6. 7-S.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
ALL HIT SAFELY

In game played between Cleve- land and the Yankees the other day every player on the former team got at least one safe hit, The In- dians combed the offerings of four of Hugsins' pitchers for 20 crashes. Speaker and Joe Sewell led the at lack with four biffs apiece.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
GIRL TENNIS STAR

The far west coast has another girl tennis star who bids fair to hang up nifty reputation on the courts this season. She Is Josephine Crookshank. Many critics believe she'll follow in the footsteps Of Calitornia's two Helen's-Wlls and Jacobs.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
EASTERN LEAGUE
Pittsficld-Mnrrestnr

worcester. Mass. July 2S R-- Worcester and Pittsfield had 6 dou. ole header on yesterdays card. The first game vas declared of on &C., mount of a light rain which soon after ceased and the other game was started. They played 10 a 6 10 6 tie in nine innings when It became so dark from the low hanging clouds that Umpire Brown called the game. The score:
 R H F Pittsfield 10, Oil 1oo--S 1S 2 Worcester oo1 0o3 21o-e l2 2 Mills and Lory; Anderson and Phillips.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
GIFTS NICE START

Art Jahn. recently obtained by the Chicago Cubs from Flint of the Mint league. has been doing well in his early games. His hitting has been especially hard and timely. He's an outtielder.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
The Standing
Games Today

Baltimore at Jersey City, Providence at Reading. Syracuse at Buffalo. Toronto at Rochester.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Baltimore 1, Toronto 0. GsD. Toronto 2, Baltimore 0. (9nd). Buffalo lS, Reading 5,
 Rochester 9, Providence $.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
The Standing
Games Today

Albany at Bridgeport.
 Waterbury at Hartford, @. New Haven at Springfield.