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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15
INVESTIGATION DE
LA DETECTIVE.

EI informe Official del detective
Cedeno al Jefe Nc Manus, es com
pletamente escueto. Dolores La
viera es hija de Eladio Laviera y
de Dionisia Ramirez. La madre vi
We en- ell Seboruco, habiendo que
dado el padre al cuidado de los
siete hijos habidos en- el matrimo-
nio. Dolores Sc salio de la escuela
de tercer grado, dedicandose a las
faenas del hogar, hasta que a la
edad de II amos, cay6 un dia la
entrada del bohfo, permaneciendo
durante tres meses inconsciente,
siendo indtiles los esfuerzos de los
n1edicos que la atendieran, para
volverla su estado natural. AL
despertar de tan largo Y extra1o
,sueiio, permanecio Dolores en- ca
ma, tomando al dfa tan solo dos
cucharaditas de leche. No guerra
mas. Una tortolita encerrada en-
una pequena jaula lie servfa de dis
TRACTION. Amos despues muri6 el
fCnntinIa en- la pag. 12j
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
M
DEPARTAMENTO DE AGRICUL-
TURA Y TRABAJo
SAN JUAN
NJ
AVISO

Por la presente Sc hace saher pa
ra conocimiento de los interesados
y muy especialmente de los seno-
res importadores, fabricantes, ven
dedores Y compradores Gle abonos
qufmicos, asi como de los trahcan-
tes en- alimentos concentrates para
animales dom6sticos, Y fabrica' les,
vendedores importadores de en-
miendas para terrenos, que han ST.
do enmendadas en- la pasada Sc
sion Legislative las Leyes siguien-
tes: la de ABoNos No. Is en- sus
articulos L. 6, Y 13; la de ALL
MENTos CoNoENTRADos PA
RA ANTMALEs DoMEsTIcos
No. 81 en- sus articulos ], y z. que,
por haberso considerable ambas. le-
yes de caracter urgente, han empe-
zado a regir desde Ell 10, y % de
julio pasado, estando vigentes a
los fines de su cumplimiento desde
las expresadas fechas, Y en- 10 SUI
cesivo.
En- 10 relative "enniendas pa
ra terrenos'', que anteriormente, no
pagaban tribute, Sc especifca que
use pegara y cancelar&'' en- cada
declaration el ndmero de sellos que
corresponds al tipo de DIEz (1o)
CENTAVoS por tonelada frac-
ci6n de ella que aparezcan vendi-
das ETC." (vease la Ley y sus en-
miendas Ell sus articuIos 1, 6 v 13)
Con objeto de una efcaz tiscaliza-
cion en- cumplimiento de Ia ley, Sc
dispone ademas, que los inspecto-
res, sub-inspectores, agentes cuaI
quier empleado debidamente autori
zado del Departamento de Agri-
cultura Y Trabajo, tendran libre
acceso las fabricas, almacenes o
dep6sitos en- que Sc encuentren las
'enmiendas para terrenos" los
abonos fabricados iraportados pa
ra la inspection de los niismos, asi
como de los Ibros en- que sea ne-
vada esCa contabilidad.
Respecto a los aInent0s concen-
trados para aninales domSs sticos Sc
dispone, por la Ley No. 81 en1nen-
dadas y asimismo, por Ia Ley NO.
4s, que en- la declaration '.trimes-
tral'' que haya de rendirse al De.
partamento de Agricultural y ira
bajo, Sc "pegara y cancelara' e.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15
Una Gran Oportunidad

Mas de siete mil
evar teralmene mlone de hogares ocina grandes
venaas del servico Real Silk dond amabemnte rdos
las han dado cmprar
tamen del abreane medas de seda por
pDra, Silk
Esos miles de han negoco
eo ben retrbudo estabe da por
da hasta hacer cnco Real Silk
del mundo la fabrication de medias de
Como demanda medias Real Silk
las oportunidades enen
de la organization tano Puerto Rico Domingo
ell contnene americana Nosotos necestamo
ailo de 1925, unos 10000 representatives afanzados
Pero de oportudad
especaes Soamene tenmos so
gzac6n ng
cFd de nuesra organization mso tempo que
Una ha d debdamente cafcada persona ha in
gresado nuea organization mte
tro de Ia mn Ell PUEDE HACER PORVR dentro de orga
nizac6n Ell resultado de trabajo.
Los Rico, ing la
teccio puede as desean pedr
due de haber abado Puerto Rico dando
buen record
81 usted onoce agma dbdanene caIf-
cada ambiciosa dgae en- su poacn
no hay a1n del SERVICIO REAL SILK reomnde,
nos de plaza
es buen pues e ogco ell p1co en
representatives que le han de servir.
En- 1921 tenamos solamene Representatives. o85 en- 1924
en- el presente ano tendremos DIEz MIL.
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS Indianapolis Ind
LUIS F. COLINA, P r. Branch Manager
ALLEN a. SAN JUAN p R. (Anmcio
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hoy Sc TeuRe...
Continuation de la Ira. pag.)

les para reorganizar los centros
educativos instalados en- la ciudad,
er forma tai, q. puedan dar cabida
q un ndmero mayor, de estudiantes.
Las escuelas actuales seran aInplia-
GAS en- tres Y cuatro salones, segun
hemos sido informados, debiendo
construirse un edifcio, mas anexo
al de Escuela Superior, en- La parte
norte del edifcio, corriendo asi Ell
ala derecha, y otro corriendo Ell ala
izquierda, fernando ell maravilloso
centric docente una "H" completa,
dando asi cabida numerosfsimos
alumnos de la municipalidad.
Como medida Immediate, del EN-
prestito de 100000 que aprobara
hoy ell Consejo Executive, Sc proce-
dera a habilitar ell ala derecha del
Edifcio de Escuela Central, 10 que
dara cabida a todo ell primer afio
de escuela secundaria que ha sido
temporalmente colocado en- la Escue-
Ia Baldorioty de Castro. Estas va
cantes serian entonces ocupadas con
estudiantes de grades elementales.
Don Roberto H. Todd ha dir1gi-
do una carta al Gobernador comu-
nicandole de los tlltimos detalles de
la necesidad escolar, urgiendo la
aprobaci6n de este emprestito como
I1lica medida para evitar Ia crisis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15
I'm Tam9diO Casef0
(fia ItS CanaS

He aquf un simple remedio case.
co que rapidamente obscurece el.
cabello cano. Simplemente compre-
Sc en- cualquier botica una cajita
de polvos Orlex, disuelvase en- aqua
y aplfquese al pelo con un peine
No Sc cae con el roce Y no es alb
solutamente pegajosa. Pruebese es-
ia maravillosa preparation hoy
mismo 81 Sc quiere parecer veinte
amos mas joven.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15
Ell CAso DE LOLA

I'm agente del Negociado de con-
tribuciones del Gobierno Insular
queefuera destaeado a tasar la pro
piedad en- Lola, hizo una excur-
sion ha POGO mas de una semana,
hasta la finca de Jose Pagan. Ella
dio Laviera lie ensen6 la propiedad,
llevandole despues a la pequena
casa en- que habita, para que cal
mara la sed. Ell tasador del Gobier
no VIC entonces en- una de las ha-
bitaciones del rancho, a la reclusa
Dolores Laviera, que parecfa es-
tar en- un complete estado de in
consciencia. La diferencia de color
entire la joven y el duefio de la mo-
rada, le hizo dar parte las auto
ridades, en- la creencia de que Sc
trataba de un rapto. La queja lle-
GO al cuartel General de Policfa,
destacandose al detective sefor Ce
demo para que practicara la inves-
tjgacion del case.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15

nlmero de sellos para ALJMEN-
Tos que corresponds al t1po de
vEINTE (2o) CENTAvos por ca
da tonelada fracci6n de ella en-
relacion con el total de las tonela-
das de alimentos concentrates due
aparezcan vendidas en- las dcclara-
clones presentadas. ivease la Ley
No. 4S.)
Carlos E. cHAEDoN,
comisionado de Agriculture
y Trabajo.
(Anuncio).
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PermaneCe viva.
Continuation de la Ia. pagina.) J

to Y tres dias en- que entreg6 su Vi
da al Creador probando ser de es-
p{ritu superior, aun de mayor
arresto que los que movieran las
Cruzadas religiosas en- la recon-
quista de Jerusalem, la ciudad SAN
ia. ninguno de estos ha podido
ingualar el case que aludimos.
iQue igualarI Nj siqiera casos
suficientemente extraflos para ha-
GER possible una colnparacion. En-.
el case que relatamos del Profeta
de la antigiiedad y del heroe ir-.
landes, ha imperado la Ley de la
Naturaleza. En- el que aludimos no.
La joven Dolores Laviera, joven
blanca de facciones agradables, hi
ia de Eladio Laviera, es un case
sobrenatural. La ciencia no conoce
un solo case en- que un ser huma-
no haya permanecido dos meses
sin tornar alimentos. Ell camale6n
humane que referimos, vive a1n,
despues de haber pasado siete amos
en CANA, habiendo tornado durante
los primeros tres amos dos cucha-
raditas de chocolate leche al dia,
" ahsolutamente NADIA durante los
ultimos cuatro amos. El hecho es.
verdaderamente sorprendente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15

LANCHE listed AL yAPOR.
Jose Sierra ha adquirido ma
ina ''Hoff- Man.. que nlancha ia
pa desinfectdndola y dejandola
Ieva- Avise q Allen 1914. Tel.
"a. P.
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American Railroad Company Of Porto Rico

Ineraro modfcado ell ID de F
brro de 1926 anuando los rens 20 80 recbO
n 8 entire Aguada Ponce los locales Sabana del
Itinerario General de trenes.
sAN JUAN-AREo1Bo
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,ONOSAN. Riedel Y Co. Berlin
New York. Compuesto de KA-
R-KAYA v .SANDALO. Unico re
edio antigonorr6ico de excelentes
|positivos resultados. Sc vende en-
|hscos de % capsulas en- todas las
Ienas farmacias. P.
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AUIEN TENGA cantera de pie
dra de cal, escrfbanOs y lie da.
zoos La forma como explotarla
b POGO costo. NJ. A. Poupart Co.
bx S22, San Juan. Representatives.
Y The jeffrey Manufacturing Co.
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dpu6s
Los
page del n
p b. . Febrero de 1nab
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SOLARES

|TENDO magnffico solar en- el Con-
dado, parada so frente al trolley
b6 metros cuadrados a $3.50 cash.
|splendida residencia junto al Sa,
Fade Coraz6n, Martin Pe1a 100
etros solar esquina, apropiada fa-
|ilia numerosa, facilidades para ell
pago. Casa concrete Stop 43h,
|nco dormitorios, garage concrete
|or $4,000 cash resto hpioteca 9 por
einto cinco amos. Tengo $4,000 y
$4,000 al nueve, por ciento. $4,000 Y
boo al diez por ciento. Tres parti
|as de $1,000, dos de $4,000, $4,000,
$500 y $4,000 al doce por ciento
|ara colocar sobre buenas garantfas
b San Juan, Santurce, Rio Piedras,
|nformaran Corral 171o, Santurce.
-
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TAILACAs yENEZOLANAs. las

|IALLACAs VENEZOLANAS. las
/ legftimas, de venta en- Barcelo-
No. 10, Stop 1914. Preparamos
|seochos para bodas, pavos trufa
bs sanwiches, etc. Haga sus PEI
|dos a tempo. Informaran telefo-
b 1872 azul. Santurce. 9-24.
~~~~N>~>~>~~s~S~~
PUPILAJE Dropio para profesores
Y estudiantes de Santurce Lati-
er 3, parada 20 muy cerca High
|chool. Habitaciones frescas y CO.
|odas. Comidas sanas. Informes en-
misma. GIG
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Il PARAGON, taller de encua-
dernaci6n. Hacemos fndices, me-
dos, libros. PROTOCOLS etc. Traba-
Is a domicilioA. SERVINGS mues-
las. Nuestros empleados estan ga
lntizados por medic de tarjetas
identification. Para mas infor-
les j. NJ. Pintos. Box 191, CatafiO,
r. 9-22
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QUMOR DE BESOSs-Pagamos
-buen precio por este. libro de
rsos, de Crist0bal Real. Dirijase
r. 0. Box 213, San Juan, 2. r.
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C5seqiiarcu IS con SO a perso-
que cnyfc q nombre mas propio
ra ndestra tienda de mercancfas,
ferreterfa, calzado, ropa
cha, muebles, etc. Mayol y Alers,
n Sebastian, 2. r, 02l
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'RunCiOS CIasifiCad0s
SEPREsA DE MuDANzAs. IS :

liza socio Ell un negocio de expor-
zion para los Estados Unidos de
pducto portorriqueiio que tiene Ia
|premacfa del mercado, aportando
|atro o cinco mil d0lares para
|randar ell negocio. No hay peli-
b de perdida, al contrario pros
|cto de una fortuna en- breve item
|. Escriba al Apartado Gil, San
rce para informes. p.
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
S2OO PER FOOT DAMAGES
 ASKED BY INJURED MEN
Workers Who Dropped 10 Feet From staging Bring Suits AeErc-
 gating SS.000.

Suits totalIing $S,o0O have been brought against Sante Cianci, local contractor, by Nincenzo Ctanci ana Antonio CuItcra aa the result of their fall from staging last Monday aft crnoon. The two men were work ing on new apartment house on south High street, when a board slipped and prccipitatcd them 40 feet on to q pile of bricks, NincenZo Cianci suffered q broken back and Cultcra sustained | double fracture of inc left leg, and both were taken to the New Britain general hospital.
 It is claimed that Sante Cianci carries no compensation insurance, and friends of he injured mon have retained Attorney Donald Gaflncy and will be given hearing hofor" Compensation Commissioner Leo J. Noonan on June IS. Nincon1o Cianci claims S5.o0Q damages and Cultcra socks $3,000. Constable George A. Stark has attached property on south High street,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
HINDENBURG OUT OF
 NEWS LINELIGHT
Goes On Front Page in German
 S--HTe, Too

Berlin, May 1G.-(AP)--Witu the inauguration ceremonies and the subsequent series Of receptions fully out of the Way tho activities Of Pres idcnt Non IIindonburg have ceased 70 claim first paae position in the German press
 The cabinets urg"nt advic" that no refuse Invitations and coniinc himself 10 entertaining at the cXccu- tive mansion indicates that tb" pres iIont win not figure much in tho social llnnlight from now on. In me with the cabinets ad>icc he has rancollrd hjs intended visit To Munich, where ho was 10 have open ed the transportation and commmi- cation '9ir on May 90.
 "Uucc the president begins 10 open
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

fairs, he can just keep on trayrling from place 10 place." observed one cabinet member. Ut isn't work that kills public men, bnt socia duties"
 The president, however. insists up- on visiting Ducasrldort on June 13, tr connection with the Rhlnc,anI thousand years celebration,
 The cabinet members make no sc- rret of the fact that they arc some what approhrnsiyc as the trip will iako tho president to the area uccu- pied ny the French.
 But Non Ihnlrnbuwg conaidors Ir las a debt of gratitude to lu)Gu 10 Dr. Karl Jarrcs, who IS 10 preside al inc exercises. Dr, Jarres was the candidate of the narionaIis's in the first and undrcisivc presidential ball. lotiNg, but rcnOunc"l hia aspirations in favor Of tho field marshal in the d,ciI.ng election.
 The president also feels that in making the trip ha Wu b. gI>ing d demonstration ot rhr rhirf oNrcu- lives solidarity with tho EhincIaUI.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Constable Gets Police
 In Dispute Over Bill

ConsiabIo GoOrge X. Stark7s au- ,hority was not acknowledged ycstcr- day afternoon when hc sought to serve papers on Charles !. Finley, proprietor of d Main street dciica- tcssen store, in an action brought through Nair X Nair by 7. kopio- wtz. He then went out on the street, secured the aid of Officers Waiter Malona and Thomas Rouskic, and returned. installing Eouskio as keep er Of the store. Edward Finley Of Naugatuck. a brother Of Charles J Finley, paid the $17 bill on which the action was brought and ih" keeper was removed.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
CAPITOL TO OFFER
 FILM SENSATION
HuIne'S "Wiie Of the Centaur''
 for Next Week

A motion picture story of a de- cjdodIy different sort is promised Tor the Capitol thcatcr when King NIdor's "Wtyc Of the Ccutau" opens Hondoy for an engagement of three Jays,
 Adapted from the sensational novel by Cyril Hume, the picture tells rather than the typical love story, the story Of q man with many loves; a man who hates himself for his mndellty, but who can not re- sist temptation,
 That every man, like the CcDtaur of mythology. is "huIf man and half beast" is thc theory on which lIumo based his story The "ccntmIr' played by John Gilbert, is a TO- mantle, picturesque figure in whom conflicting emotions are always struggling. He holds high ideal iatic love for ono woman, hut cannot resist The attraction Of others
 Eleanor Boarlman and Ailccn Prnglc arc east in the leading fomi- nine roles, as the TWO women with whom the "contaur" is in love.
 The Keith vaudeville program will feature the big hcadincr Wilh" West, McGirty & Co., known as ''Tho Laughing Stock o' Europc' in their pantomimo farce "Hous" Builders" This is one of thc most funniest acts in vaudeville today so Capitol patrons are urged to come prepared to laugh their heads off Other acts include Flatow and F'razor, pair of popular song writer's introducing q number of new songs; Laurie and Eaync are very clever couple and their pleasing skit will hn greatly enjoyed; the Jackson Troupe offer Inc latest in cycle stunts and their act provides both comedy and clcvornoss; Wallace and Barton arc singing and dancing eX- ponents will 7, bright line o' wit in between. Zab N1sco will bo fca- turcd again next week at inc Robert Morton organ and has selected an excellent proGram which music lovers will enjoy. On Sunday night two features will he offered. One will present "Enomies Of Nouth'' with Nahlon Hamilton, and inc nahor Lois Wilson in "Auothcr ScandaL' The shows vii ho con tinuous with continuous music.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
PALACE FILM TELLS FANCIFUL STORY
"Ihe Last Man on Earth" 6
 Unique Picture

What would you do fl you were ue last man un earth? Or if you are u womun what would you do if there was only one male upon this entire planet?
 This Is the highly imaginative und t"lPlcmIy miQuc situation around "hlch rr>ulyrs "Tho Last Man on Eurth" rommg 10 inc Palace thea ter beginning sunday evening, It is lnscd upon the story by John h.. swain md directed hy Jack Bly, stone,
 The story is s.t in lg50, "hem through a baliInr disease clnd "masculi,is," the world is d"luI"d Of all men. For ten years no child was born and 8 universe of women dugcupratcd 10 the point where sport and crime were the two lcad- tug industries,
 Dr. IrodwcU discovered a vaccine tu coutcrart the mascuItics germ, but II was too late 10 do any good unless man could be found. An eN- petition, lrI by Miss Furloug. an eX- plorcr, traycrsrd the world in search of an adult muIc but without suc- r,SS.
 Then. by accident, woman crook, I.aI4r of a notorious gang, stumbled upon d hermit living far away in tho hills where she had fled 10 es- cape temporarily, the arm of the law. She sells him 10 the nation for ten million dollars, The hermit, Elmer smith, was a wOman-hater as i a result of the one woman in the ! world for him having refused to marry him. His reactions to the Kidnapping and treatment after his 1 forced return to civilization arc very amusing and entirely futile un- ti)--wcI until big surprise hap pens. And that surprise is the climax of the whole finn
 Earle FoXe plays the title role and others in the cast arc Grace Gun, ard, Gladys Tonnyson, Maryon Aye Clarissa Sclwyn, Pauline French | William Steele, Poane Dumas. liar ry Duuklnsou. Fay Holderncss. Jcar Johnson, Buck Black and Mauricc Murphey There are 1,u0o girls ir support of this cast.
 The Keith vaudeville bill vii have diversified program Of cn 1 tortaining acts headed by the Stcn, ards in q musical novelty
 On Thursday double photopIay features will be offered. Corinn, Gri0i.h will bc featured in "Loro . Wilderness" and Hoot Gibson vii
 hc scen in "Taming Inc West"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Chancellor Marx Joins
 Republican Organization

Berlin, May 1G-AP-Former Chancellor Marx, who as candidate Of the republican bloc was defeat- ed for the presidency of Germany by Field Marshal Von Hindenburg. has joined the executive committee of the Heichsbanner, the republican organization,
 In announcing his decision he de- clarcd that 1t was important at this timo for determined men openly and freely 10 espousc the cause of the republican constitution.
 tThe Reichsbanner, in addition 10 supporting the Weimar consti- tuition. aims, as its name indicates. at the retention Of the new German flag, red, black and gold, as against the old monarchial emblem, black, white and red, the readoption of which is being urged by many in GCrInauyJ
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
MCALEER HEADS EAGLES
Walter Campbell to Attend tonNcn- tion of r. Q. l.. to he Held Next August at Toledo. Ohio.

New Britain Aoric, Fratrrual Or der of Eagles ,oioctcd the following at it's meeting last night; President, James McAIccr; vice president, Louis Jerg"n; chaplain, John IIcrzog; secretary James F. u'Erirn; treasurer, Fred Jcrgem; physician, Dr. Joseph Walsh; inner guard, Fred Hcin2man; outer guard, Henry Spool; trustees, Henry Wal thcrs. Fred Tyler and Lawrence Kramer: delegates to the state con ycntion noAt month in Waterbury, Walter r.. Campbell Henry Walthcrs and James MrAloon; delegate to tn" national convention in Tolrdo in August, Walter Campbell, who be rame past president,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
East Street School
 Assn. Elects Officers

cd at the annual meeting of the Parents and Teachers association of the East street school last eve ming; President, Morris Kronholn; first vice president, Oscar F.. Marsh; second -prcsid'nt, Evelyn Baker: secretary, Miss Bessie sullivan; treasurer, Walter H. Wiloughhy, After the meeting an entertainment, consisting of vocal solos by Miss Marion ltgan, violin selections by Walter Arendt, and piano selections by Miss Hulda Johnson, was held, Attorney Morris D. Sake, member of the school committee. gayo an ad- dress on tho cooperation of the parents with the teachers of the public schools.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
TO CONSIDER NOTE

London, May 1G. --(AP)-Tt was expected today that 'hc British cabinet will consider at Wodncs- days meeting the copy Of French governments proposed reply to Germany rocardi0g the la'tor's sug- 2'stion for q security pact.
 The French government sont q copy of the note, which 1as not yct h>cn sent to Germany. to th" British foreign office for ifs information.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Harvard and Princeton
 Start Big-Three Baseball

Cambridge, Mass, May 1G.--(AP) The Harvard and Princeton base- ball teams will open this years big 'hrcc diamond series on Soldiers field this afternoon. On the seasons record Princeton looks better than her Cambridge rival with eight yic- tories and four defeats to liar yards five victories and six reverse s. Thll Srau.iDs, who tanned the Tiger twice last year, is scheduled to pitch Tor Harvard, while Charlie Caldwell is expected 10 ascend the hill for Princeton.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
MISS LOWELL ESTATE
 TO ENCOURAGE POETRY
Scolarship For Writers And Gifts To Institutions or Learning
 Contained In Win.

Dcdham. Mass, May 1G.--(AP).--
 Miss Amy Lowell of Brookline, for
 1 years an acknowledged leader of the free verse movement in this country has left the bulk of her
 estate for the encouragement and stimulation of poetry in the United States, it became known with the filing Of her will in the probate
 court here yesterday. No value was
 placed on the estate
 fhe will directs that scholar ship to be known as the Amy Lowell Traveling Scholarship he established for award annually to a poet of
 American birth to be selected by a competent committee appointed by the trustees, The recipient is to spend one year in travel and study
 abroad and must submit three poems to the scholarship committee.
 The poems submitted will be placed OH sale and the proceeds turned back to the scholarship fund. The lyamc of the scholarship will be
 $2,o00 a year.
 , To Harvard College Miss Lowell bcqucaths her collection of poems and manuscripts with the provision
 that they be placed in separate room as memorial to her Should the college refuse the conditions
 the collection is to go to the Boston | Public Library.
 The gifts and scholarship cstab- ishment are to become effective on
 the death of Mrs. Ada Dwyer Rus sell, Miss Lowell's companion, who
 is named her literary eXecutor. Mrs Russell is given the Brookline es-
 tate. "Sevencls" and the income Of trust fund of Sloo,O0o. On her
 death, the estate revcrts to the trustees for the uses indicated.