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Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-15

LOST-One horse mule, 900 Ibs.,
and one mare mule, 1000 lbs.,,
brand left front foot, old cut,
tails partly shaved. Reward. No
tify Halm4uist implement Store.
Phone p, Calipatria. 15t5
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-15
HAVE YCU 100000?
WE. HANCOCK, ReaItor
!-LISTEN--!

) IS II ain Street
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-15

FOR SALE-Lunch counter and
sci drink stand. Here to sell.
AecoUnt sickness. Ill W. Main,
ER Centre. 1jt6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-15

FOR RENT-Furnished three room
houSc, bath. lots of shade, I%wlt
Il'ce $50. G85 Commercial. Tel@i
phone 465 between 8 Nud $50
1878
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-15
Base Ball Standing
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Oakland ., Sacramento o.
Hollywood 3, Los Angeles o.
Seattle Z, Portland 6.
Mission 7, San Francisco ..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Vesterday's Results
Washington ;. Philadelphia !.
Boston 8, New York 7.
Clcvcland-Dctroit, postponed, cold.
st. Louis-Chicago, postponed, cold.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Result.

New York 9, Brooklyn >.
Chicago 9, Cincinnati 2
Philadelphia 10. Boston l..
PITTSBURGH 10, St. Louis ;.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-15
TAKE 4 TRIP WITH US

100 miles from FL Centre to the
Wellton Mesa, So miles east of
Yuma, on the Lee Highway.
We believe We have the world 5
best Grapefruit, Grape, Pecan,
Fig and Early Vegetable land.
Land is still cheap and we
would be pleased to take YOU
. over and snow you. You will
be under no obligation and will
not be asked to buy. We arc
going over next Sunday. No
frost. No Silt. No alkali. Plenty
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-15
lost md Found

LOST horses, white, bay.
Ran away on Sunday morning
from =. j. Storms ranch, Scclcy.
Person reporting who holds horses
will receive reward - per head.
kunishima Bros. Co., FL Centre.
Phone 767. 14t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-15

FOR RENT-G acres of year old
asparagus. 4 miles '""st, T.. south
Of Scclcy. Address j. G. Arm
strong, Beaumont, Calf. 3tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-15
Welit0n Mesa Land Co.
572 Main st.

- ACRES ojd alfalfa land. Mclo-
land, for lease for Vegetables.
Press Box 963. lNI
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-15

FOR EENT-90 acre raprh for let
tncc or melons, Medium soft soil.
For Sal"-l0 COWS, 10 hcifers.
VIII sell any number. j. =.
Chambers, Ho7Nillc. lltG
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-15
SUMMONS

What S worse than breaking in Il
pair or new shoes on n spring day.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-15

WA%TEn-Stoady reliable ranch
h"l. O. !. Bradshaw. Phone
93lJ2. 14t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-15
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION

TODAY'S WANT ADS
1ALEsMAN-swamped with leads
We need 8 good men to sell
I\chtwood in the Pines. See j.
Haddcn, barbara Worth Hotel.
to , =. m. S TO 6 a. IN. 12tf
WANTED-Second hand furniture.
Highest prices paid. Army and
Navy Variety Store. 480 Main st,
III tentro. Tu Thur Sat If
TOR SALE-smail first class gro
cery, good location, big bargain.
ior cash. p. O. Box 1926, Imperial,
Cal eo1J0tf
FOR SALE-F'resh cows and SPRING
ers, Al stuff. 8 miles northeast
Imperial. VIM. p. Knox, Rte l
Imperial. 10 cod )
MATT RESSES. We renovatc mat
trcsses on one days notice. Ma
chine filled. Prices $50 up. 1247
Main St. Phone 545R. 13eodt3
BABY CHICkS-Imperial Rnglct
Barred Rocks and darl: red egg
pcdigrecd Il. /. Reds. Pest quality
and lowest prices. Custom hatch
ing, We can hatch more chicks
from your eggs than your hens
do. Mrs. II. Thams, Rte. /, Box
2l0, FL Centre. Fast to end Of
pavement then IL mile north.
thur & fri If
For EENT-Frout bedroom, four
windows, room connects with
bath. 6G4 Holt. 1jtf
MUST SACRIFICE beautiful piano.
$125 takes it. Leaving the val
ley. Easy terms to reliable par
ty. Address care Imperial Val
ley Press. Box 96G. 15t3
SMARTSILK HOSIERY MILLS
announce the appointment Of
Edwin Stewart of FL Centre as
Imperial Valley manager. The
hosiery fashionable people wear.
Better fitting, greater durability,
fully guaranteed, more moderate
ly priced. Write Box ~, Ell Cen
tro. Phone 251W. 15t8
LOST-One horse mule, 900 lbs,
and one mare mule, 1000 lbs, d,
brand left front foot, old cut,
tails partly shaved. Reward. No
tify HamGuist implement Store,
Phone p, Calipatria. 15t6
FOR sALE-Lunch counter and
set drink stand. Here to sell.
Aecotnt sickness. Ill W. Main,
ER Centre. 1Jt6
FOR RENT-NiccIy furnished, cool
room. 445 Wcnsicy Ave. 1878
FOR RENT-Furnished three room
houSc, bath. lots of shade, l&wlf
Il'ce $50. G8j Commercial. Tel&j
phone 1853 between Nud $50
1873
LOST 1926 pocket memorandum
book. Name +. W.. Zinn in boolo.
Return to ID. l.. Zinn for rewatd.
15t3
FOR RENT-Thrcc room, furnish:
cd apt. 513 Brighton. 15t5
FOR RENT-Nicc front bedroom,
hot water. GentlcmcQ preferred.
722 Olive. Phone 749W. 15tf
What S worse than breaking in
par OF New shoes on n spring day.
r SUMMONS
II the Superior Court Of the State
Of California, IN and for the
County of Imperial
Ruth f. Blca, Plaintiff.
VS.:
George Baca, Defendant.
The People of the state of Cali
fornia Send Greeting to George
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-15

LADY SOLICITOR Salary $1,000
per week, experience not neccs-
sarY. We train YOU. See Mrs. O.
S, Street, Barbara Worth Hotel,
9 Il. m. to'10 u. IN. to 9 ?. m.
12tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-15

FOR RENT-Nicc front bedroom,
hot water. Gentlcmcp preferred.
722 Olive. Phone 749W. 15tf
The Washington times., 1926-08-02

Photos
VIEW OF REMAINS. OF ''RAVENSW ORTH' ESTATE
WITH THE DESTRUCTION Of ssRayensworth" Vir-
GINA loses another famous manor house Il was built
139 years agosby Lord Ravensworth under grant
from the crown Since then it has been one Of the
show places of the state and the Of many great
social and political functions It's loss IS estimated q
100000.
The Washington times., 1926-08-02
q InternaIionaI Nswa LII

A1NA
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.,
Aug. 2 Sensational and previ-
ously undisclosed evidence
too gruesome in its details
to Be made generally public, I
but upaetting al previous
theories cf the crime By In
dieations that the Rev I'd
ward w han and lis chSir
singer, Mrs Eleanor B. Mills,
were murdered as they sat
side by side in their automo-
bile, was revealed here today
by DR.. E. /. Cronk, health Of
ficer Of New Brunswick.
The Washington times., 1926-08-02
Z SWIMMER s
TRI CHAVN
b Tnterpa taonhl News service

ny international News SeRvic9
DOVER. England. Aug. .. While
Miss Clara Belle Barrett, Of New
York, was reported making good
progress in her attempt to swim
the English Channel, another aspi.
rant took the water.
d. Z. Webster. OF London, started
an attempt from South Foreland
at 1870.
At O'Clock this afternoon Miss
Barrett was ~ miles out. She was
making good Roadway and had Gov
cred four miles In hour and 20
minutes.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon Web
ster was five miles off Folkestone,
having covered IL miles swimming
and drifting,
The Washington times., 1926-08-02
Findings Suppressed

Dr.. Cronk was one Of four ply
sicians present 1t the autopsies
on the bodies Of the pastor and
Mrs. Mills. The record Of their
findings, which DR.. Cronk de-
clared "has = vital bearing on the
criminal aspects Of the case. =
never was presented 70 the grand
jury. he declared.
The Washington times., 1926-08-02
PAN-AsiATlc SESSION
SPLITS ON q POINTS

NAGAsAKI. Aug. 3. Marked BY
considerable wrangling, the 50.
called Pan.Asiatic conference. with
fifty alleged delegates in atten.
dance. was under way here today.
When the Chinese delegates In.
sisted on discussing the 81 demands
before the conferences. three Japas
nese delegates withdrew from the
meeting.
The Washington times., 1926-08-02
CONFEDERATE VETERAN
BRINGS COOLIDGE BID

WHITE PINE CAMP. n. Y.Aug.
President Coolidge today received
from Marcus Toney, S6-year-Old Con-
federate veteran Of Nashville, an in
yitation to participate in the dedi-
cation OF the Blue and Gray monu.
rnent at Nashville, in September.
The exact date to be set at the con-
yenience Of the Executive.
Mr.. Coolidge took the invitation
f1nder adyisemenk.
The Washington times., 1926-08-02
Probe CaNed Zoe

DR.. Cronk openly characterized
the first grand jury investigation
as q farce.
He said he went TO Gounerville.
expecting to be called before the
grand jury. but he never was SUM
CONTINUED on Page ., Column 81
The Washington times., 1926-08-02
ME ON IS To
PAIL
- mt lIonaI New. 81 e

tsAeAatA44 80
LONDON. Ai1s resident Cool:
idge has instructed Secretary 81
the Treasury Mellon to establlsEj
connections with various European
governments and open discussions
with them on the present financial
situation in Europe, according to
the Geneva correspondent Of the
Central News.
The Central News correspondent
declares that Secretary Mellon IN,
formed him Of this action ~ the
President in ali interview granted
at Geneva, while the Secretary was
en- route to Rome.
The correspondents declares that
the Secretary refused TO diaclose
the exact nature Of the discussions
which no had been instructed to
open, but Il Is reported that they
will concern European debts.
The Washington times., 1926-08-02
D. 6. HEADS TO ACT ON
MRS. CRlMSLEY'S QUITTING

The resignation of Mrs. A1etha
r. Grimsley, superintendent OF the
House OF Detention. to become ef.
fective August 81. will be acted on
tomorrow by the District Commits
sioners at the seml-weekIy board
The Washington times., 1926-08-02

Mrs. Baxter CIlegg. e
The testator indicated IA another
paragraph that he had separated
from his wife fourteen years ago.
Under the probate laws Of the
District b husband may not deprive
the wife Of = dover interest ii his
estate.
The value of the estate was not
given.
The Washington times., 1926-08-02

Butte on fields m So. Martin,s
Parish, La, varlously estimated a.
worth from half to one tnillion
dollars.
MY reason for making this WILL
he said ii the viii, Is to protect
Irene O'COnnelI In case sof my
death before I marry her, and to
rl1om I am engaged to marry AZ
coon as can be separated from
The Washington times., 1926-08-02

MEXICO CITY Aug. -
Early efforts 70 effect peace
between the Mexican govern
ment and the Catholic church
have failed it vas reported to-
day.
Although no official state
ment has been made, # Is re-
ported that members Of the
diplomatic corps il Mexico
City have made overtures, in
timating to the Mexican gov
eminent that they would Be
willing to use their good Of
fees d intermediates Such
overtures have brought no re-
Spouse from the government.
Government Unwilling
While there are many rumors
that the church dignitaries are
wiling Tor mediation i Is said
semi Officially that the govern
rient attitude Is that theso IS
nothing ID mediate, since Il IS
merely enforcing laws which are
mon els tslte hooks ana that
tie only way ii which the govern
nnel,t policy can Be changed i
through legislation.
Long struggIe Seen
Tie absence of physical vtolencs
ana the stern stand taken by ~
government leads many here 70 BE-
lieVe that the struggle viii be long
drawn out.
The closing Of the church Of Sam
Jose de Garcia, Protestant Epis-
copal church supported BY organs
cations In the United States. Is I'M
Hderstood to have been directed By
the government as an indication
that its policies are not directed nc
the Catholic church alone.
b Illustration Of the alleged plot
for the assassination OF President
Gales has led to streng thening Of
the governments police efforts. but
the tension which on Saturday and
Sunday was electric did not appear
quite 80 great today.
Eight persons were under arrest
today charged with being implicated
in the attempt to assassinate Prest-
dent Gales. Their leader II Dolores
Lemus, 16-year-old government typ
Continued On Page 2. Column ~
The Washington times., 1926-08-02

ment. Because there Is no water
on the place, and owing to the bad
condition OF the roads. no appara-
tus was sent, but Fire Chief j. NJ.
Duncan, IT., and several firemen
rushed to the scene. They helped
save some priceless heirlooms and
furniture. but the loss Is estimated
at 100000
Title to Rayensworth Is now
being fought out in the Virginia
Court Of Appeals. Mrs. Robert e.
Lee, r., whose husband had he
lived would have divided the
Rooney" Lee estate with his
Continued on Page ?. Column 81
The Washington times., 1926-08-02
LEE RELICS
LOST IN
BLAzE

Russell Wood, 90, son Of
che manager Of the dairy farm
at Ravensworth, = Fairfax
county home Of the famous
Confederate leader. Gen. W.
II Rooney Lee destroyed
By fire Sunday morning, %.
day viii have ) preliminary
hearing II Fairfax Court
House, Oh / charge Of having
sst fire to the historic mansion.
Claim Partial Confession
Wood was arrested late yester-
dav By Fairfax county officers
Haywood Durrer and Virgil VII
Iians, and held without bail in the
old Fairfax jail. He is said vir-
tualIv TO have admitted having set
fire to the home Of the caretaker
Of the estate, Andrew Nelson, just
q week ago.
The county police believe they
have in their prisoner the one who
caused destruction of Ravensworth
mansion. No definite charge was
placed against the youth when he
was locked up, however.
Discovered by Father
o. C. Wood. said to be the father
Of the boy. discovered Ravensworth
vas on fire at 2 a. m. yesterday
morning and. after calling several
ether tenants on the estate, tele-
nhnned tia Alexandria fire denart.
The Washington times., 1926-08-02
Petit Auxiliary Este

Al lawn fete win be held at Sec
ond Street and Pennsylvania Ave
nue. Southeast Thursday Tor the
benefit OF Petit Auxiliary. No. s.,
United Spanish American War Vet
Grams.
The Washington times., 1926-08-02

Baxter Cle0o who died last july 27 cut of his with
dollar and left the remainder his Miss Irene
OConnel of Montreal Canada viii filed today III the
Probate Court Hiss OConneH described il the will as
his ssfancee ~
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
PREPARING BY-LA WIS
Jim HaNlicls And George Rawlings Appointed To Draw Rules or In dusuial Baseball League.

Representatives of the industrial plants in this city which are inter csted in tho formation Of an Indus trial baseball league at the second meeting hold in tho Y. N. C. A. last night, failed to accomplish great deal because of the fact that tho matter of bylaws was brought up. Before any direct step can be taken tn organizing the league, set Of hy. la"s was thought necessary and for that reason, Jim Havlich. represent tng Fafnrs. and George Rawlings, representing the Stanley Works were appointed i committee to draw ID q set Of rules 10 govern the league. The next meeting will be called as soon as the committee is ready 10 re- port.
 A report made at the meeting by R. Wilcox president of the Indus trial Athletic council regarding the interview Ao had with the park board stated that the park comnlis- sioners want very much to have the Industrial league G'age is games al WilloW Brook park instead Of at Walnut Hill. The board is planning 10 make tWo excellent baseball dia-
 nonds In the south end and it is their intention 70 switch all major sports to that end Of tho city f such 6. thing will be possible
 The league has decided 10 play all its games on Saturday afternoon. Two games wil ho staged at ,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
.QUlTS CHURCH WHICH
 FORBIDS RECREATION
Palmyra, Ind, Member Prefers To Continue Operating Young
 Folks Center,

Palmyra, Ind. April 16 P,-Re- tusing 10 meet the requirements laid down by the elders of tho Church of Christ here If he desired to remain n member of the congregation in good standing, w, Clyde Martin, convicted by the church of being a "recreational herotic," has with drawn his church membership, he said today
 Martin said he would continue to operate Ranger hall here. IL vas the manner in which the hall was operated that the elders took excep- non 10 protesting against the scar city of clothing worn by basketball players, operation of slot machines, and roller skating
 Martin also announced that he Is 'in tho race to d finish" for the re- publican nomination for congress in tho third Indiana congressional dis. ulct. The nomination will be made at the May primary
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

PRINCE ALBERT has been such revefa- ton to men who ttonght that they were pipe-happy that h'ree pipes are smoked today where one was smoked before. That's fact, Men, just as sure as little bees buzz and polliwogs have tails,
 And you don't need degree from Oxford to figure out the reason: The Prince Albert process cuts out bite and parch positively and Prince Albert quality makes it the National Joy Smoke. That means you can cram this fine old favorite into the bowl of your jimmy, pipe and turn on all five tubes :, , go to
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
Three Prisoners Break
 Out of Jail in Maine

Skowhegan, Maine, April Is UP,- Three prisoners awaiting transporta. ton to Thomaston state prison to begin sentence for breaking, cnering tand larceny, escaped last night from Somerset county jail by saving cell window bars
 They were Fred Pease, .7. Fred Quirion. 23, and Joseph Nashon. 19. all of Jackman.
 A midnight they were stln at large. Qulron and Vashon were sen> tanced to from one 10 two years in state prison and Peasa was given from two to four years. It vas not known how the prisoners received the saw which gave them freedom.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

it any way you please slow or fast, morning to midnight
 Yes, sir! P. A. is the taste.teasingest, tongue-pleasingest tobacco that ever tumbled into a briar. Its smoke is the coolest that ever sifted into your system. Its fragrance keeps honeysuckle and your favorite rose fighting for second place.
 Put it on your pad now: You've got date this very day with the smoke,shop that hands out p, A, sunshine in tidy red tins. Decorate yourself with the degree of P. A., and get the highest degree of pleasure out of that old pipe,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
Pile Sufferers
Can You Answer These ouestionss :

Do you know why olntmsnts do not give vou quick and lasting relief7
 Why cutting and operations ta!i7
 Do you know tho cause of pllss 10 in- ternala
 That thers ls s+arnstion et blood in the lower towel'
 Do you know tAa. there is A harmless internal remedy discovered by Dr. Leon hardt and known as HEM. .RoID, now sold ey Tho Fair Dept, Store and drug slsts everywhere that ls guaranteed7 HEM-ROID hanlshes piles by removing the cause, by freeing flood circulation In tAo lower bowel This simple home treat mert has an almost unbelievable record for sure, sa!e and lasting rellsf to ,hou. sands ot pie sick sufferers. and saves the needless pain and expense of an operation Don't delay. Try HEM.RoIp today, IL will do tho same Tor you.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
North A Jmdd.
sinnley " orks.
Fletcher Sends O'Neal
 To Springfield Ponies

ITII4IeIphI4, AprlI ID IFl-Mana- SET Fletcher Of the Philadelphia Nationals, announced yesterday that Hran O'NeaL a pitcher had been sent to the Springfield, Mass club, of the Eastern league on option. O'Neal was with the Beaumont, Texas and Waterbury. Conn, teams las! year, He came 10 the Phlllies late in the lo5t aeaeon
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
American Bike Riders
 Second in Paris (<rir'

Berlin, April 15 Lp-ThA Fronf " team captured the German six-da> ricycle race. which ended here la:' nignt.
 Sergeant and Iooet cf Trance r"re tho winners with 4S1 points and 2,271 mile,
 The American team, Bockman- Eaton, one lap behind. was second rlace, having scored 465 points.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
Stops Drive With Foot Hurler Is in HOsnital

st. Louis, ApJ!l l5 H1 -- Jess Haines. pitching for the st. Louis Cardinals was struck tn the instep In the third inning Of yesterdays game with Fittsburg, and was so seriously injured that he was taken
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
MUCH SHIP BuIID,SG

ForIIand, Maine, April l5 Rt-- More than s2000,00O worth of pleasure craft construction. yachts and schooners, has been built with in the past year, or Is under way. or award has been made In Maine ship yards, all the way from Port, land 10 Eastport it was learned to. day.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
Spe a k in g of Sports
,t..tt.t.:t:f..yi.. ,,,t:t,.;t.;,,.;;

Fans already are starting to favor the Corbln Red Sox to repeat this coming baseball season as city cham pons. This is because of the bright prospects which confront the team at the present time, Though V'c made Il slight error in reporting that Joe Jackson was one of the new faces to show at the meeting the other night. we meant to have said Joe Jasper.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
WITH FIFTH BIG TEAM

Pitcher Jack Quinn. veteran ma 3og Ioaguor, is now with hls fifth big-timo club. Ha has been with the Yankees, Red soX. White Sox and Boston Braves Connie Mack Of the Athletics expects to help his club considerably this season.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
point match,

These two have met almoat nightly Tor the past few weeks and neither has been able To win decis!ycly enough 10 settle the question or supremacy between them. Hum. mer' would win one night, hut 'Grandma" would come hock and win the no&t night, so vfth due no. lice, the two have declared that they Nill stage real match the winner 0 "'or crown of billiard glory.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
RESEMBLES SPEAKER

In Elton Langford the Sox have young outholder who resembles tho great Tri6 Speaker very much in his style at the hat and the field. Lea Tchl will be satisfied f he is jus, half as good. He vas q fonc@-buster for Des Moines las, vaar
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
10 a hMnifnI.

10 8 hospital. A drive from tho bat of Eari Smith, Pirate catcher. struck the member Physicians said they could not determine without an N-ray whether there was a fracture.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

K, A. Dobson. a mariner of Bos ton, Mass, Is the inventor Of life.' toat which is self hailing. self fighting and will not capsize even in the toughest ceas,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

4 real seusatioH in tha billiard "orl1 is ready 70 ne sprung at Patsy erl1&.'t's Church street parlors in n" n"or fI'ure when James Hum .rnr" Daley and Ray Grandma Ingloy stoGc their long promised tH
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

We are sure that the billiard fra ,"rnity will be waiting for this match 90 tho entire city will bo waiting for the announcement Of it. Both are known on various times to have run as many as d"e halls without missing and those who unaers'and pool can recognize just ho-? good they arc
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
THEE STAR ROOkIES

Tn Third B1saman T~1ynor Shor'- stop Wrish. and Outholdcr Cuy'rr, Pittsburgh boasts three best~lookInc youngsters in the majors.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD THURSDAY, APRIL 15 1926

o'clock and one at 1, The seasons play will begin about the middle of May Six teams will be in the league as no other additional repre- sentatives were present last night.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

So intense is the feeling between these two as to their ability on tho green hai1e that when they arc play. ing against coch other not a sound can he heard In the room. Neither says ona word, Get that "one"
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

Jasper is about as classy q snort stop as the city has developed ln the last few years and although he has great deal to learn yet about the game, he Is q valuable addition to any seml- professional team
 He is out 10 make a place on the Corbin Red Sox team f he can. This gives the team quintet of inhelders that is hard to beat among the semi- pro ranks of ths city, It will leave All Blanchard at first base, "Yiega' Taurus at second, providing he re- mains in New Britain this year smith at third or Buggy" Fit2- patrick, the 'haby' Of the outfit and Jasper. all inti4lders of high caliber.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

The Rangers A C.Tul hold 2 reg ular business meeting in the club loorl5 tonight and Prosiden+ George Hamlin asks al, memh,rs to ho pres ont Important items of hnsirosS which demand that every member o' the club he rtoaen. rill be acted on ard Chairman C. r. Nolnoc Of the welfare committee will report on other important matters
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

The Kensington fans are boosting that their team will clean up this coming season and are predicting that many surprises are in store for those who are akoptical about the teams ability 10 overcome several handcaps which have cropped out, The first practice and warming up session on Sunday will give the fans an idea of the potential strength Of the team.