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New Britain herald., 1925-05-01

the Evangelist, as sub.deacon. As the casket was borne from the church Miss Laura Farrell sang T Come to Thee"
 The pal bearers. all members of Bishop TIerney Assembly. Fourth Degree, Knights of Columbus, wore Michael r. LcChorn. John J. 0Lcary, Joseph Ryan Frank F. Goodwin, Edward A Mccarthy and Dr. Henry Martin. The flower bear, crs wore Harry O'Connor, Paul Donucl'y Frank Sullivan and Bur ton Ta)I.
 The funeral vas largely attended ny many friends Of Mr, Mcguire. including a delegation from the Bishop Ttorncy Assembly. There were large number of floral trib- utcs. Committal services nt tne grave in St, Marys cemetery were conducted by Father Donohue,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01
pernumerary Policeman William Mccarthy. according t0 his story,
Mrs. Coolidge Kisses
 Playful Youngsters

Washington, May 1.-Two bash ful boys and a little girl slipped into the White House grounds to- day. placed May Day basket Of flowers and candy at the front door for Mrs, Coolidge. then scampered away to hide behind pillars of the portico,
 A moment later tho wife of the president came out, threw up her hands in surprise and asked;
 Who left this beautiful basket"
 The Eiggling Of the children be- trayed them and Mrs, Coolidge took each one in her arms to kiss them and thank them for their gift.
 The children, each about six years old, were James owens, Will liam Smith and Peggy Kahn. The ceremony was feature of the Ma tional Child Health Day, pro- claimed by President Coolidge, which Is being observed today,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01

The Crassifeds are quick in ac- t'9n--lnexporsi -Compr-r-gsive ir their scope. covering almost every line Of human endeayor,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01
WHEELER GRANTED DIVORCE

Howard Wheeler of Bristol was granted a divorce from Edith k'rke Wheeler of this city yesterday after noon by Judge Frank D. Hoines Of the superior court. He charged mis- conduct. Attorney Michael A. Sex ton represented Wheeler.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01

r"r' p0' .7 with a- ursa+tsfsc- tory room 7ror To1 ran find ore 'hs' viii raasa Hou perfectly through 'he gsa cr tna Crsssifede
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01
TO SELECT MEETING HAIL

A meeting of Washington Camp, No. 2, r, O, & of A. will be held this evening at o'clock in O, |. A. N, hall for the purpose of acting on the recommendation of the trhstces In regard 10 the selection of n place 10 hold the meetings Of tho organization in the future, Be- cause Of alterations which the Woolworth Co. plan 10 make in the building it had found necessary by the camp 10 seek a new location.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01
BERLIN PRESS IS
 MUCH DISTURBED
None Is Satisfied With Finance
 Proposals
By Tie Assor.ated Press.

GE |tH HhAN''ldleD IIEhs-
 Berlin, May I.--Tinanc4 Minister Ton Schucbens speech in The reichstag on the governments financial program in which he out lined proposed taxation changes up ward and downward appears 10 have sa'isfed no section of tha press completely. while it meets with the special disapproyal o' tho organs speaking for the middle class and the workers,
 "The proposals" says the soctal- ist Ncrwaerts today, "proridn r"re- ly for reductions In tax $ of fhr pos sessing class while increasing thn burdens of the non possessing Tho governments mods of thought is purely plutocrafic,"
 Speaking for smaM investors and the government emp'cyes the Nor- gen Tost says, "The government proceeds with the hear+lass thought that there Ia no way out ey~"D+ tv letting trus'ful people who have sacrificed their money ro 10 the dogs Instead o' forcing money with strong hand from those who have, Inc govornrae1t ia crua'y hard on these poor people."
 The Tagehlatt demands "cn'r- getic taxation o' infa'ion gatue. co and rrircises the tendency toward raising indirect taxes. wli'a Inc Volkszei'uHg says "i' t' qut'a evil dent the purses o' Tho big indus 'riais's and The grcat agrarlaus are to be savcd.'
 Speaking for the s'inres and other big business Interests. the Deu'sche Alleemcins Zettung urges 'he government to staef i's heart against se0'imen'ajism. especially in ths mater ot rcva1uatior.
 "Wrhou. hard-heartndness frank ness and unrelenri1g recognition nf the situation trnre will hn no credit no trust either at hom4--uro~ which depends the stability of oz- l change pr aHroad--unon which de. ponds The whole policy of rr, J'a1es plan" i' saws.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01
HE HAD AN AUTO BUT
 THAT WAS ABOUT ALL
Driver Was Without Markers, Regis tration and License 10 Oper-
 ate and Is Fined St3

Arraigncd before Judge William C. uuugrrford in police court this morning on three counts of Violat- ing inc motor vehicle laws, Michael Bogdilch was fined Sl0 and costs for operating without q license SS for operating without proper mark crs. and had judgment suspended for not having registration cer- tiiicatc. He was arrested last night on Shuttle Mcalow avenue by Su- pcrnumcrary Policeman Michael Lucas,
 Iucas told the court that he found Rogdi,ch operating the machine without markers and he ordered him to stop. He then learned that inc operator had neither iccnse nor a registration certificate. The defendant told inc court that he had taken the machine out to try it and had operated only a short distance when he was apprchrndcd by the policeman.
 August Srley. 60 Sheffield street. charged with breach Of the peace and assauIting his wife last night at their home, had his case con- iinucd on probation until June go. Selcy vas arrested last night by PatrolnIan Gustav Hcllborg after a complaint was received at in" police station that there vas trouble al his home.
 Morris EabinoWitz, charged wt'b operating a motor vehicle on Broad street last night without proper lights, had judgment suspended when he tod the court that the lights were all right when he left tho garage. but lad blown out soon after. II" was nn his way 10 the garage when apprehended hy Su-
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01
Former Mayor of Salem
 Weeds Hartford Woman

Salem, Mass, May IA letter re- cciVed here today announced the marriage on April ss, at Hampton Va, of John r. Hurley former mayor of Salem, and Mrs, Katherine A. Drisooll Of Hartford, Conn. The bridegroom. widely known on the North Shore as "sik Hat John" was A candidate for mayor of this city l4 times and was elected for hNe terms, He is in his S1st year and for some time has been an inmate Of the soldiers home at Hampton. Mrs Driscol was employed at an cleo trical plant In Hartford, until fhe went to Virginia recently for q visit
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01
Now We Are Advertising the Highest Priced Suits in Our Cabinets
 Horsfall Made
 $65.00

Yes tt is a lot of money f you have planned 10 pay only $35-- but 1t isn't an excessive figure if you are seeking the best in Harttord--or the world, for that matter,
 Flrst--ths woolcns are Superh, Ths Horsfall tailoring Is as smooth ss the skin on 2 pear. The models are ths sort that tailors who make speciality of fns tailoring get Sl25 for. Don't let this scare you Mir. $40 Customer" -- we just thought you'd 'ike to know that you don't have 70 ,eave Hartford 70 buy the finest.
 Other HorsfalI-made Suits from
 $50.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01

Kiss" "Burra Pundit," all Man From Paris" and iinf Flag" written in memory grandfather. who fought Point, Maryland, in the Baltimore, which Inspire "The Star spangled Banner"
 The concert was given un, patronage of Mrs, Oliver HarrN Jules E. Brulatour and others as Incorporates Of tho steins> Foundation, which will build home for musicians on tho land given b> Miss Steiner on Long leland.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01
FOURTH DEGREE K, OF C.
 AT E, |. MCGUIRE FUNERAL
Large rhronc Attends ObseIuies for Late Optomctrist at St.
 Joseph's Church Today

The funeral of Frank l., Mcguire. well known optometrist, who died Tuesday evening after long ill. ness, was held this morning at $50 o'clock from tho late homo, 80 Wal. lace street. and at o'clock from St, Joseph's church. A solemn high mass was celebrated by Rev, John Donohue assisted by Rev, Michael Heating as deacon and Rev, Thomas Laden. of thn Church Of SL John
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01

reports from S2 radio stations over tho country about every 10 minutes In addition 10 weather reports, the radio stations will broadcast pro gram for the halloonists,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01
BOY BREAKS COLLARBOAF

Rohert Sheehar son of Mir and Mrs. William J Shoehsn Of 46 Har- rison street. fell while playing yes t"rday and sustained a broken col larhone. He vas taken 10 the New Britain General hospital
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
FUND
SOCCER TEAM
LINED Up!

The San Antonio Internationals an
nounced their lineup Thursday for the
big benefit soccer match at San Pedro
Park Sunday to help swell the
Elephant Fund, for the purchase of
elephants to place in the Breckenridge
Park zoo.
The Internationals will meet the
new Fort Sam Houston team.
Here's the Internationals' batting
order" as announced by Il. ]. War
hurst. team manager: Antunano. goal
keeper: Baker and Lutz. fullbacks :;
Crossen. Smith and McGinnis, half
backs; Red" Wheeler. Folks. de la
Pena. Poster and Mccoy. forwards.
Mccoy is high school player just
added to the International squad.
Arrangements have been made TO
rope off the field. The firemen will
do this, Chief Sarran quickly agreed.
Military policemen will act MS guards.
The game will be free. At the half,
one of the breckenridge Park
elephants, in charge of Trainer Adrian
Hynes and escorted by Il squadron of
pretty girls. will pass the hat
Starting time will he 3 o'clock.
The army team is preparing its
lineup and will have it ready for an
nouuccment Friday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
JACK JONES' LOSS
WALLOP TO BAYLOR

WACO. Tex, Nov. 19.-Baylor's
chances of victory in both the St.
Edwards game here next Friday and
the Rice game Mt Houston on Thanks
giving. received a severe blow when
Jack Jones, Bear backfield star was
married Immediately after the Baylor
s. NJ. Z. game in Dallas Saturday to
Miss Elizabeth Campbell of Temple,
Texas.
BY a faculty ruling, Jones must
withdraw from Baylor for period
of one year, thereby making him in
eligible for both the st. Edwards and
Rice games. =
About the only Offensive threat the
Bears have flashed this season was in
the splendid place-kicking of Jones,
who came near kicking the Bears to
victory over the Mustangs last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will make their
home in Dallas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
BOBCATS PLAYING
DENTON TEACHERS

SAN MARCOS, Nov. 19.-The Bob
cats of the Southwest Texas Teach
ers College and the Eagles of North
Texas Teachers College ct Denton
are playing on Evans Field Thurs
day afternoon. San Marcos is Civ
ing the game all due recognition. bust
ness men ruling that their stores all
shall be closed. The Bobcats, in turn,
are seeing that seats are provided;
section Of the new blcachers will
be reserved for the business men of
the town.
Previous dope before this annual
game has had absolutely no bearing
on the outcome; in fact, it is usually
reversed. Last year the Bobcats
were doped TO lose. and they won
the year before it looked as il the
Denton Eagles would be smothered,
but they came out winners.
Denton has the better record this
year and almost veteran team, but
the young Bobcats have been coming
along and the squad is in better
physical condition than it has been
all season.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
/ D PLAY
MATCH With
HARDWOOD
S. A. Pro and Bredemus
Meet Australian and
Penick. S.

Tom Lally. San Antonio Country
Club golf professional, and John
Bredemus, whose headquarters also is
in San Antonio but who is now with
touring golf party playing at Pine
hurst, N. c.. will pair up on Tuesday.
November "a, for a 36-hole match
against Joe Kirkwood, the famous
Australian professional, and Harvey
Penick, pro at the Austin Country
Club.
The match will be played on The
Austin course.
1t is possible that Kirkwood will
come here after his Austin exhibition
for practice matches on local courses.
kirkwOod is no stranger to San An
tonic golfers, having won the Texas
Open Championship tournament here
two winters ago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
HEIGHTS MULES WIN
AGAIN FROM BOERNE

Alamo Heights High kept its slate
clear and polished up its teamwork
after long lay-off by downing the
Boerne High eleven, IS to 0. We'd
nesday afternoon on the Heights
gridiron. This was the second vic.
tory for Coach Mule" Frazier's war
riors over Boerne, Heights defeating
them two weeks ago, II to o.
The Mules. with n thought for their
struggle with Floresville High here
Monday, took Wednesdays clash
lightly. The entire second team
played through the first half, neither
team being able to score. Then Coach
Frazier sent in his regulars and that
settled il.
Woods scored Heights first touch
down early in the third period when
he returned punt 63 yards across
the ~oal-linc. He also made the
second marker on a 15-yard run
around left end. A 30-yard pass.
Mcnger to Turner, scored the third
touchdown late in the fourth quarter.
Boerne was unsteady on the Of
Tense and never threatened to score
on Heights.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
GRANGE PLAYS
SIGNED OR
UNSIGNED

URBANA, H., Nov. 19.-CP)-
Red" Grange will play with Illinois
University Saturday against Ohio
State even if he has signed pro"
football contract, Coach Robert Zup-
PIKE declared today.
"Red' owes the sporting world
nothing, Zuppkc maintained.
And whatever he does concerning
his future is his own business" he
added. when university athletic of
ficials talked to him it was for Reds
own good and was merely to give
him advice. Signing contract will
not make him ineligible"
Grange could not be reached today
and his friends said that Zuppke had
advised him to hide away from news
papermen until the team leaves for
Columbus Thursday night. In telc-
phone conversation with friend after
his arrival here from Wheaton, how
ever, Red is said to have been quite
angry over the mass Of rumors, but
not worried over his standing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
PAYNE GIVES TEXAS
TECH FIRST DEFEAT

BROWNWOOD, Tex, Nov. 10
With McAlister, Boyd and Bissett
ripping the opposing line to shreds,
the Toward Payne Yellowjackets
routed the hitherto indicated Texas
Tech Matadors, 20 to 0, here We'd
nesday. The touted Matador eleven
was never able to penetrate past the
Howard Payne 20-yard line.
Wilson, former Cisco High player,
tore off several nice gains for the Lub-
book team.
McAlstcr drop-kicked a goal from
the 25-yard line in the last quarter.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19

CLUB STANDING.
KERRVILLE HATCHERY
TO BE STOCKED WITH
CHANNEL CATFISH

BRADY. Tex. Nov. 19.-Yellow
and channel catfish will be put into
the state hatchcrics at Cisco and
Kerrvillc. according TO decision of
the State Game, Fish and Oyster De
partment. announced by II. f. Smith
and f. Mars. deputies OF the depart
ment. who spent several . hours at
Brady en- route to Coleman where
they went to inspect proposition for
the establishment of game preserve.
The culture of catfish in the state
hatchcrics has been. decided upon to
satisfy the ever-growing demand for
these fish.
This decision does not involve an ex-
pertinent. since experience in hatcher
les of other states has proven that
yellow and channel cat can be raised
in batcheries, Mr.. Smith stated.
Water Yves turned into the new
Kcrrvillc hatchery, just completed. for
the first time this week. The Kerr
vile hatchery is said to be, the larg-
est fish plant in the world.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
DENVER HEIGHTS
BEATS HOT WELLS

The Denver Heights Methodist
basket ball team defeated the Hot
Wells Independents, 81 to So. Wednes-
day night on the Army "Y" floor. The
classy work Of Erb and Baldesarclli
featured for the winners.
The lineups:
Denver Heights: Mathis and BaIdc-
sarelli, forwards; Muench, center:
Sherrod and Jacobs. guards. Substi-
tutes, Erb and Jeser.
Hot Wells: Swails and Kilroy. for
wards: Rasmussen, center; NJ. Smith
and Mallory. guards. Substitutes
Howle, Leonard and Emerson.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
BAYLOR BASKETEERS
MOSTLY YOUNGSTERS
OF SOPHOMORE CLASS

WACO, Tex, Nov. 19.-All the
Baylor basketball players, with the ex-
ception of those on the football squad,
are working out daily in preparation
for the coming season.
The Baylor quintet this season will
be composed of a bunch OF brilliant,
but inexperienced sophomore players.
Captain-elect Jack Sisco will be I'M
able to play, due to the injury to his
leg received in the Notre Dame-Bay-
lor football game.
The Bears open the season with the
Dallas Athletic Club at Dallas on
New Years day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
WASHINGTON STAR
INJURED WHEN GUN
GETS WRONG GOOSE

SALEM. y. j.. Nov. 19.-F)-Leo
Goose" Goslin, hard-hitting outfield-
er of the Washington American
League baseball club, cut his hand
slightly yesterday when his gun burst
while he was hunting ducks and geese
on the Meadow with some friends. lie
had just aimed at a duck and pulled
the trigger when the barrel burst.
81 am off cunning for the remainder
of my life, at least until my ball-play-
ing days are over" said Goslin today.
Il had arranged to visit Whitley
Witt on his farm at Alloway this
week to hunt rabbits and quail, but
the trip has been called off,"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
wEsLACO VS.. SOLDIERS.

WESLACO. Tex, Nov. 10.-The
heavy Weslnco city football team will
leave here Sunday for a contest with
the Fort Brown army team. so far
undcfcatcd in the Valley. The sol
diers in the past two Sunday games
have won two from San Bcnito's city
team, both by score of o to @.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
SHOEMAKER BEATEN
AGAIN BY SANTEL

CORPUS CHRISTI. Tex. Nov. 10.
Ormand Shoemaker of Kelly Field,
Texas, heavyweight wrestler, was de-
feated in two straight falls here by
I'D Santel, claimant of the worlds light
heavyweight crown. The first fall came
in As minutes, and the second in %
minutes.
Following the match both Shoemaker
and Santel issued challenges to Wayne
big" Mum and Ed STRANGER"
Lewis. Santel. in particular, offered
to wrestle either of the two for a
purse of $4,000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
.JOSKE TEAM SIXTH
IN BASKET LEAGUE

A sixth team, Joske Brothers. was
admitted to the Girls Commercial
Basket Ball League Mt n meeting of
the organization, held Wednesday
night. Acceptance of the Joskc sex
tette makes it necessary to draw up a
new schedule.
Those teams already in the circuit
were: Sacred Heart. st. Johns,
Draughon's Business College. Guar
antee Shoe Company and Local Coun-
ell of Catholic Women.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
DIVISION ELEVEN .
LACKS OPPOSITION

The Second Division football team
is still looking for game this week
end 10 take the place of the con
test Fort Brown cancelled. The Di-
vision team expects to make the St.
Mary's College game of November IS
one of its features.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
NOT OFFICIAL RECORD.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-R)-Con-
trary to the impression given at its
recent annual convention at Pitts
burgh. the Amateur Athletic Union
disclosed through its headquarters here
that the mark of Q $40 seconds for
100 yards by Jackson V. Scholz has
not yet been accepted as new Amer
lean track record.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
TUNNEY BEATS RISKO

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 19.-L4l
Gene Tunney, New York. was given
the decision over John Risko, Cleve-
land heavyweight, in a 12-round bout
here last night. Tunney decisively
outpointed the local boxer, taking six
rounds and Risko two. Four were
even.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
FENNER PRO-
CLAIM Of
CORPUS
Protest Filed, Meeting Will
Be Held at Austin
Tuesday.

Breckenridge High Schools right to
continue in the state championship
football tournament has been protested
by Corpus Christi High. one of the
teams defeated by Breckenridge.
Rumors to this effect were verified
Thursday morning by Roy Il. Hender-
son OF the University Of Texas, d.
rector of the state league.
The Corpus Christi protest, formal
ly filed by Coach Nixon Askey of that
team, is based on charge that Bob
Fenner, plunging fullback of the San
Antonio eleven, is professional base
ball player.
"PROOF" SENT HERE.
Mr.. Henderson said he was furnish
ing Coach Bobby Cannon of the
Breckenridge Eagles with copies Of
Mr.. Askey's protest and the alleged
proof of Fenner's ineligibihty Offered
by the Corpus coach.
The coaches and other interested
parties will attend conference at
Austin Tuesday to thresh out the
matter and reach a decision on
whether Breckenridge High con-
iinues in the state race or drops by
the wsyside as some score Of other
teams already have done.
Fenner played five games of base
ball in Corpus Christi with team
known as "semi-professionals," last
summer, Coach Askey maintains. He
sets forth that the manager of the
Corpus players, all of whom were
paid. gave the banager of the San
Antonio team $40 for thre games in
June and 1920 for two games in July.
1t is also said that Fenner was ruled
out Of amateur baseball in San An
tonic because he played semi-pro
ball.
SCOREBOOKS SENT.
Scorebooks of the games in Corpus,
showing Fenner at first base. are
among the evidence sent to Austin.
Affidayits. it is Understood, have
been prepared to show that Fenner re-
ceived no pay for his services with
the San Antonio team that played in
Corpus Christi.
The state league recently dropped
Iampasas from the race for using
player who was proved to have re
ceived money for playing baseball.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
SPECIAL TO GAME.

ABILENE, Nov. ia special
train will be run from here Friday
for the Abilene high school-Eastland
high school football game.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
SLIP STARTS 1T.

After the rally. the football squad
went directly TO the theater.
Joe Crosby slipped on the tiled
floors and the other players began to
Jest with shouts. Manager Albert NJ.
Sheehan Of the thcatcr interfered and
ordered the lobby policeman to eject
them. ... .....
The gridiron men became indignant
when the officers ordered them out
They say he charged them with being
"half-fried." They took the matter
to a nearby police station. where Can
tain Dolph Check of the team and
Lieutenant Dobbius Of the police in
spected each man.
"They are sober, all right" was
the police officers verdict but l
can't do anything about it."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
HARVARD SQUAD
0USTEDFROM
THEA'TER

BOSTON, Nov. 19.-LP)-Harvard
today was agog over the expulsion of
so members of its varsity football
squad, three days before the annual
battle with Yale, from the lobby OF
the fremont Theater.
Head Coach Robert r. Fisher, who
termed the incident the "dirtiest, low
est insult" he ever knew. will conduct
a rigid investigation to determine who
charged the squad with being half
drunk" as they entered the theatcr
lobby last evening.
Last evening the largest mass meet
ing ever held in Cambridge, accom-
panied by snake-danccs, was staged by
the students.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-19
FISHER ANGRY.

Coach Fisher, when told of the af-
fair by one of the squad, said:
"The charge that those men had
been drinking is absolutely ridiculous,
and, for anyone to think that a Har-
ward football player would be drunk
three days before the Yale game, is
absurd on the face of it.
II know every man on the squad
like book. / consider the whole
thing almost beneath my notice, but
it was the dirtiest, lowest insult L
ever knew to be paid and rigid in
vestigation will be made to determine
the responsibility for the charge