davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1925-11-20
PROFIIEERING FOR NAVY
 GAME ELIMINATES N, YORK
Rear Admiral Mutton, supt. Of Annapolis, Gives Warning
 Through Newspaper.

New York. Nov. 20 Upl--Rear Ad- miral L. M. Mutton. superintendent Of the L. s. Naval Academy at An napolis, in letter 10 the Brooklyn Eagle today stated that prohteering by New York theater managers on the night Of the Army-Nayy football game, November 2S, will eliminate New York from future games, so far as the navy is concerned,
 "I cannot find that hotel rates. as such, have been increased for the night of the game" Admiral Mutton wrste. Tn the theater situation many have increased their rates, some over 100 Lar cent, while many oth- CTS are retaining them at their nor nal prices, As the amusement fea- ture is the only real reason for the navy taking the game to New York, the increase in prlc@s by the thea ters will certainly eliminate New York as a sf.a for the game, as far as the navy Is concerned, as there are other localities available with equal seating capacity"
 Under the present arrangements each of the adademies ralects, on alternate years, the city in which the game shall be played.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-20
CROSSING STREET IS
 VIOLATION OF LAWS
This Is Peculiar Situation in Little
 Town on the Mexican Border.

Washington, Nov. 20 P -- Resi- dents of towns on the Mexican bor- der have found themselves in a pe- culiar position, since merely walk ing across some streets constitutes | violation of the federal immigra- fion law.
 Small settlements on the border that have for years considered themselves a unit although parts of them extended on both sides of the international line, are beWil- dered over the strict enforcement of law that prevents a resident Of one section from crossing the street 10 trade at a store or call on friend.
 Until recently, immigration off, cials have allowed reasonable inter change across the line, but now they are enforcing the law to the letter, and q Mexican, to cross the street, Is required in some in stances to go more than a hundred miles 10 get a passport vised.
 Senator Cameron, republican, Arizona, has discussed the situation with immigration authorities here and will leave for the border Sun day to see if something can't be done about the situation.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-20
New Yorker Murdered,
 Vengeance Is Motive

New York, Nov. 20 Rl-Believed 10 have been murdered for revenge. the body of Robert Wier, 80, q for mer convict of the Bronx, with one bullet wound in the back and anoth. CT in the left hand, was found last night in the hallway of q BronA apartment house, Three shots were fired by the murdercrs and two men darted from the front door to q wait ing automobile. the police were in. formed by tenants,
 The police believed Wier had been lured to the apartment house hy two men. Tenants said they had observed a sedan stop in front of the apartment and three men enter tho house, The police said they iden- iined Wier as a former inmate of Comstock and Dannemora prisons, He was convicted of burglary and robbery, The police said that Wier
New Britain herald., 1925-11-20
Heavy Casualties From
 Tidal Wave in Mexico

New York, Nov. 20 P) - Meagre reports received in Mexico City last night from the state of Guerrero were to the effect that a tidal wave from the Pacific ocean had destroyed the port of Zihuatanejo and that while no details were obtainable the indications were that there was a heavy list of casualties.
 Zihuatanejo is a small port on the Pacific, 125 miles northwest of Aca- pulco and has an extremely small population. Therefore it Is thought that, unless there was some unusual gathering of people in the hamlet, casualties from a tidal wave could not have been large In number,
 The original report of the tidal wave was received by the newspaper Excelsior in Mexico City from Tep- atlan, in the state of Guerrero.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-20
Modern Girl Blamed for
 Slump in Brush Trade

London, Nov, 20 Pl-The modern girl is blamed for many things, but the latest complaint against her is that. because she shingles or bobs her hair tho English brush trade has suffered considerably.
 Giving testimony before the board of trade committee inquiring into an application from the brush industry for a protective duty on imported hair brushes manufacturers averred that hair hobbing had influenced the hair brush trade to an enormous extent and said that cheaply produc- ed brushes should be kept out of the country so as to give the homemade article a chance.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-20
Man Is Killed While
 Cranking Auto Truck

North Andover, Massn Nov. 20 " Marshall Carleton, b6 year old farmer, was injured fatally yester' day when his hand slipped from Il 2 crank with which he was au-ndint the dump body of his automobile truck and ths released hAnd,c. Whrling around under the w-tsh, of load Of dirt, struck h,ir ,E .l2 face. His skull was crushed snd he died a few hours later In the Gale hospital at Haverhll.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-20
Sent to Prison for
 Shooting Little Baby

Fall River Mass, Nov. 20 Pl-- John F. Anyon, IS. Of this city, cripple, was given an indeterminatc sentence to the Massachusetts re. }ormutory at Concord after he plead. cd guilty to shooting a baby boy in the yard of his home last June. Judge Hugo A, Dubuque in the SUI. perior court refused plea for clemercy saying that the child had been blinded by the bullet and that the bullet was still. in the chlld's brain,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-20
REDMOND PLEADS GUILTY
 IN S2O0,OOO CONSPIRACY
Former Treasurer of Bankrupt Bos- ton Brokerage admits Hiding
 Assets of Firm.

New York, Nov. 20 R)-George F, Redmond. former treasurer of the bankrupt brokerage concern of George F. Redmond &; Company Inc. pleaded guilty before Judge Morton in U. s, district court today 10 an indictment charging conspir- acy to conceal assets valued at $200,00o from the trustees in bank ruptcy of the firm.
 James s, Lamont. who was pres ident of the Redmond concern, pleaded guilty yesterday to q similar
New Britain herald., 1925-11-20
HOUSE BLOWN UP
Concrete Structure At Mills, Mass Razed--Exploding Still Is Be- lieyed Cause.

lieved Cause.
 Mills, Mass, Nov. 20 P,-A large concrete house near the Norfolk line was blown up by what the authori- ties believe was the explosion of a still. A cot bed was found in the ruins but no evidence was found to indicate that anyone was in the house when 1t was destroyed, Several quart bottles and labels bearing London stamps were found and nearby a small quantity of denatured alcohol was discovered.
 An investigation was begun at once. Two women, at first reported to have been in the house, were la ter said to have left the place yes- terday.
 Subsequent investigation revealed the remains of large still.
 The destruction of the house was completed by fire. The Norfolk fire department responded but there was little left to save. Continued fears were expressed today that there might have been some loss of life The rumor being circulated that q woman and a small girl were in tho house. Immediate search, however was impossible owing to the heat Of 1 the ruins.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-20
DIsAPPROVEs MEMORIAL

Washington, Nov 20 H9 -- Act ing Secretary MacNeider has disap- proved a proposal advanced by Frederick K. Tibhs of New York, for erection in Arlington national cemetery of memorial to the southern women of the Civil war. He considered the site inappropri- ate for such a memorial, he said, and thought it would create an undesirable iprecedent."
New Britain herald., 1925-11-20
THREE SAVED, 70
 DROWNED IN WRECK
Haitian Steamer Goes Down in
 Caribbean Sea

Havana, Nov. 20 Rl-only three men are known to have survived out of more than 900 aboard the Haitien steamer Giles Des Caves, which sank Monday.
 Most of those aboard were labor CTS bound for the Cuban sugar fields.
 Tea planes from ths American naval base at Guantanamo and seT- eral destroyers have been searching the Caribbean between Cuba and Haiti.
 The Villes Des Caves, 400 tons, left Aux Caves last Saturday for Santiago. High seas have been run ming in the Caribbean.
 The engineer and two seamen, picked up by the British steamer Wanderer, have been landed at Aux Caves.
 Washington, Nov. 80 P'-A wire less message picked up today by the navy said the Haitian steamer Vile Des Caves, believed to have been wrecked with the loss of 200 lives, had been picked up by the tanker Brazos in Cuban waters.
 It was not indicated whether any, one was aboard the vessel, which was taken in tow IS miles east Of Pilon harhor.
 The Vile De Caves left Aux Caves last Saturday for Santiago loaded with laborers for the sugar fields, and several of her crew have been picked up. The Brazos mes sags gave no details as to the condi- ton of the wreck.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-20

More than 5O,oOO women are in the cigar-makng in- ,lustry in the United states.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-20
TO STUDY FINE ARTS.

New Haven, Nov, 20 tP)-Two hundred and thirty.RYc men and women have accepted an invitation to enroll as Associates in Fine. Arts at Yale. an organization formed to promote the study Of fine arts at Yale and development Of the uniVer- sity's art collections.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-20

Grace L. Lamont and Mrs, Mildred x, Redmon1, charged by 'he govern ment with complicity in conceal ment Of assets.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-20

was being sought on suspicion Of having been implicated in a dozen recent hold-ups and burglaries in the Bronx,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-20
H0LD.UP RECORD
Boston Marks Shattered When Nine Are Reported During Single Eve ming.
ming.

Boston. Nov. 20 P-The record Of holdups for a single night in Boston was said by police to have been broken when reports of nine such robberies had been received early today. Four men were arrested on suspicion and one was found to have several thousand dollars worth Of jewelry in his possession.
 Three holdups in the Dorchester district in which masked men arm ed with pistols and blackjacks took part were believed to be the work of one gang All three occurred within a period of 43 minutes. In none of the cases reported to the police was q large sum of money obtained by the holdup men.
Evening star., 1925-07-27

FEATHER BEDS and furniture; best prices
paid. Square Deal Furniture Co. b0l Eye
Phone Main 5636.
Evening star., 1925-07-27
SUP{RPOWER TEST
ATTA|NS SUCCESS
so, ,000-Watt Injection Made
by Station WGY With
Good Results.

The broadcasting ether has stood
its first injection of 900 watts and.
judging from immediate effecxs, the
mammoth dose appears to constitute
at least partial cure for many of
minor and major radio ailUents. The
test was made by WGY, the big Gen
eral Electric plant al. schenectady,
and it will be repeated Tuesday and
Wednesday nights. beginning at mid.
night. Radio engineers and enthusi-
astic amateurs will watch the results
closely
FIFTY thousaN watts is exactly 100
times as much power as is used by
the average class 3 broadcasting sta
tons and 500 times the power used
by the aveUage class A plant. More
over IT is 10 times the power of the
present superpower stations and
considerably more juice than had ever
been used in the United States for
broadoasting. despite the extra loads
often experimental with by WGY, at
schenectady, and KDKA, at Pitts
buygh.
Coming on the air under its expert
mental call letters, the General Elec-
trio plant, with little advance notice,
reached out into a Static-filled ether
Sunday morning and showed the radio
public a few things about superpower.
L lie demonstration was arranged IOr
several reasons. First, TO show that
the thing can be done. and. more i'm
portant, to emphasize that superpower
IS the real distance getter as we'll as n
static conqueror. Finally. IL is intend
ed to show that so, 900 watts will not
clutter up the ether. as many OF the
opponents Of superpower so often have
contended.
In Washington and nearby cities
the WGY broadcast came In in ire
mendous volume and was clearly
heard above a wicked static barrage.
Crystal set listeners many miles from
the WGY antenna reported picking up
the program with little difficulty.
Official reports on the test will be
announced following the third trans
mission. And shortly thereafter a
second demonstration, TO be arranged
by WIZ, from the new Radio Cor
poration towers near Bound Brook,
n. j.. will likely be offered to the pub
lie as a further contribution to evil
dence TO be considered by the Depart
ment of Commerce.
Evening star., 1925-07-27
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMEN-Three experienced wiring and
fixture Salosmcn. excellent opportunity for
nrodncc-s Soc Mr. Nolan. $40 18th NV. 2s'
SALESMAN wauted-eXperIenced i'm selling
high grade CORE SDondfnCe courses for home
paid Washington territory. Write Edward
smith. Federal Schools Inc, Minneapolis
Minnesota
Evening star., 1925-07-27

Any eXperimenter will easil-' see
the value of such an arrangement.
II eliminates TO a very great extent
trouble experienced with hand capac-
ity effect in the old types of honey
comb coil mountings, in which the
coils were mounted on the front of
the panel, 50 that the hand had to
be close to the coil when making
adjustments.
There are various uses to which
such an arrangement of coils can
be put.
The old three-circuit regenerative
type of receiver is one of the most
common methods Of using such a coil
arrangement. 1t is also possible to
use two coils for a single-circuit type
of receiver or for any other circuit
where a stationary coil and movable
coil can be used. The two-coil ar
rangement forms an ideal type of
variocoupler of the fixed primary and
secondary type. The ease with which
the coils can be changed makes it
adaptable to various ranges of wave
length bands.
The arra ngement makes a very eff
fective form of radio.frequency trans
former in which the coupling between
coils can be varied, and the inter.
changeabIe feature of the coils makes
il possible to cover the entire band
of wave lengths by merely taking out
one set of coils and substituting an
other set. .-
AS an experimental set-up, the ar.
rangement cannot be beaten because
of the ease with which coils Of diff
ferent constants can be interchan nged.
Evening star., 1925-07-27

PAPERING AND PAINTINGS Special prices
for this week only-AveraEe SIZE room
scraped. cracks TO be pointed. papered With
polychrome paper. 81 also painting At very
loW prices plastering specially. Don
worry about cash. will give you 10 months
TO pay without interest. Estimate free
n " Main 2o3S 80
Evening star., 1925-07-27
BANJO ON PROGRAM
OF WCAP TONIGHT
-.
Marine Organization Heads
BiI-Singers Also to
Be Featured.

4 concert by the Quantico Post
Band of the Marine Corps is the chief
feature on the program tonight of
WCAP. The concert will be broad.
cast from $50 to 10 o'clock, under
the direction of Lieut.. Il. w. Cul-
pepper.
The weekly Tower Health Talk" at
7;So O'Clock will open the program.
KIM, Carroll will follow with selec-
tions or the ukulele. Preceding the
band concert. Miss Evelyn Gribbin,
soprano, and John Marvelle, baritone,
viii be heard in individual recitals.
The Washington Post hour is the
finale. The program includes pres
"ntation Of vocal and instrumental
artists of the Rialto Theater. selec-
ttons by w. Spencer Tupman's Hotel
Mayfiower Orchestra and a talk by
clifford Brooke. director of the Ma
tIonai Theater Players. on The Art
Of Play Directing"
With. the Washington base ball
team idling today, WRC will not be
gin its afternoon broadcast until 5
clock. The concert OF the United
states Navy Band on the Capitol
Plaza is the only attraction.
Evening star., 1925-07-27
Early Program Tomorrow.
ODD FELLOWS DEDICATE
HOME AT FREDERICK, MD,
Sooo'OoO Structure to Shelter Aged
and, Orphans Inspected by Crowd
From All Over State.
Special Dispatch 10 The Star

FREDERICK. Nd. July 27.-Odd
FelloWs of Maryland Saturday dedi-
Gated their $50o.O home for aged
brethren and orphans in this CITY
with services that brought a crowd
OF many thousands here.
Entirely furnished, and with a farm
of growing crops to fill the store.
house in the Fall, the home will be
occupied in early FAN. when lodges
of the order will send their aged
members and orphan children to the
estate.
BraVing a heavy rain. 147 lodges
vera represented by about 8 600 men
and women in d parade nearly a mile
long. There were delegations from all
parts Of Maryland, Washington. West
Virginia, Virginia and Pennsylvania.
About 5000 automobiles were parked
in fields surrounding the home Ten
special trains came in over the North
erp Central and Baltimore and Ohio
railroads. together with so bus loads
OF delegates from Baltimore and
Washington.
Addresses were delivered by Gov
Albert 6. Ritchie, Joseph D. Baker
and H. Dorsey Etchisou. Frederick,
and William A. Jones, Baltimore.
grand secretary.
Evening star., 1925-07-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DIAMONDS. Iewelry and old gold Tor cash
no DELAYS Alvin Hofa. diamond broker.
9ls F st. NV. Rooms II and ls. 645s.
FEATHER BEDS and furniture: highest
prices paid. Give Us call. Eagle Furniture
Evening star., 1925-07-27
FIFTEEN MINUTES OF
RADIO EACH DAY
BY JOSEPH CAE,CATERRA.
All Rights Reserved Repr1 Prohi btted.
Using Honeycomb Coils for Back of
Panel Mounting.

Honeycomb coils have never been
used TO any considerable extent. For
the most part it was necessary to
mount them on the front of the panel
for making adjustments, as in the old
type three-circuit regenerative receiv-
ers.
For some reason or other this meth
cd of mounting took such a hold on
most eXperimenters that no one seem
ed to think il possible to get proper
adjustment of a honeycomb coil un-
less II was mounted on the front Of
the panel. There is no earthly reason
why such coils cannot be mounted on
the back of the panel and controlled
by a dial on the front of the panel.
There are many types of three-coii
mountings on the market in which
there is one coil mounted rigidly in
the center and two coils on pivoted
supports on each side of the rigid coil.
Size of Shafts.
The shafts which run through the
movable coils are usually not very
long, but such a condition can be
remedied very easily by substituting
shafting of greater length.
The honeycomb coil mounting can
then be mounted on a table support,
as shown in the diagram. with the
shaft projecting through a hole in the
front panel. A dial on the front of the
panel can then be used to measure
the angle through which the coil is
turned with respect to the other coils.
Evening star., 1925-07-27

ing 80 orga nizations, including several
Federal State and municipal bodies
interested in the subject.
The committee also announced that
at the instance of the United States
Geological Survey it would name a
joint technical committee to bring
amout national uniformity in methods
of rating the water power of rivers,
the formulae now being used Offering
as wide a divergence as from 10000 to
10000 horsepower for the same water
way.
The subject was discussed at length
at the world power conference held in
London in 1924. which recommended
that problem be taken up in the diff
ferent countries, and II possible, that
an international agreement be reached
upon it.
Evening star., 1925-07-27
Senator Glass Has Close Call.

Special Dispatch to The Star
LYNCHBURG. Va, July 27.-Sen
ator Carter Glass automobile failed
to take a sharp curve in the Ward
road at the Southern Railway cross
ing Friday and was stopped with one
of the forewheels hanging over the
precipiCe at the end of the bridge.
Evening star., 1925-07-27
Roxie's Place Filled.

Slu,G-ay marked the temporary pass.
ing nf the greatest radio personality
ct the East RoXie" -RotbafeI a
pioneer in bToadcastfng and the first
Of the famous rfierophone= impress.
sarios. Tn.-"Ruxie 50 place comes a
californian. Mai. Edward Bowes, who
VIII preside over the old "Roxie
Gang" and continue the Sunday eve.
ming concerts. - .. ~ ". ~
Evening star., 1925-07-27
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ACETELYNF WELDING OUTFIT kcEa,
with full set of tips. L. Adams Coz
GA Penn. ave. NV. q.
ALIIG ATOR nine feet long single scull for
oarsnlen: hathhouse lockers: benches. al
kinds of lumber; wrsckiug East side Tidal
Basin Bathing Beach Apply on Job. The
Hechinger Housewrecking Go.
BABY CARRIAGE. "Lloyds,: no sickness;
sacrifice for ST. 90. J c. Huugerford 235
9th st. s.W. Telephone Franklin 941g-J.
BATHHOUSE LOCKERS-Wrecking East side
Tidal Basin Bathing Beach. Apply on job.
Hechinser EnmheKrecsIng Co
Evening star., 1925-07-27

PAPERHANGT>G. PAINTING. PLASTER
workn1a anshin u " Johnson 2440 0ntar.o
I'd u Adams 300 2S'
Evening star., 1925-07-27
ELECTRICAL WIRING CODE
ADOPTED FOR COUNTRY
American Engineering Standards
Committee Accepts System o. KID
by Fire Underwriters.
Ry the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July 27.--An electrical
wiring code, formulated by the Ma
tionaf Board of Fire Underwriters, has
been adopted as 1.-The American stand
ard by the American engineering
standards committee. 1t purports TO
set the best modern practice in the
installation and use of electric ap-
for light, power and heat
within buildings and for signaling
including radio. The new code was
GiANu lp Dy J. cuulul4ttee VepIessnl
Evening star., 1925-07-27
Lutherans to Gather.

Special Dispatch to- The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va. July 27.-The
fourth annual reunion of Shenandoah
Valley Lutherans will be held at
Shenandoah Caverns, between Mount
Jackson and New Market. Va, July 80.
Evening star., 1925-07-27
HELP-MALE.

ATTENDANT. gasoline station: good salary
short hours. but applicant must be thor
oughly experienced and we'll recommended; ;
none Others need apply. Parkway Filling
Station i3th and Park I'd
Evening star., 1925-07-27
PERSONAL.

Used FURNITURE for rooms: complete
suites and odd pieces Ad 500.
Evening star., 1925-07-27
BOY WRECKS COAL TRAIN.
13-Year-Old Sent to Prison for De-
struction of Property.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SPECIAL Dispatch 70 The Star.
CUMBERLAND. Md, July Ct
Pleading guilty to having caused the
wreck of a coal train on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad recently at
Rowena. Joseph Leassck. 13 years
old. was ordered confined in the re
formatory for boys at Morganza by
Judge Berkey at Somerset. He and
his brother Steve were charged with
malicious destruction. Steve was re.
leased.
Evening star., 1925-07-27

FURHITURE-I will purchase some used
furniture and player-piano for cash Phone
Evening star., 1925-07-27

| FURNITURE. pianos carpets. sc. Phone
| NJ. 1852 for wagon or have me call
! srhl ADN IL u
Evening star., 1925-07-27

pieces. Ca Adams 1.}Oo 3o
FURNITJ JRE-Ii YOU want to. "',;yI.G best
results for your furniture sne GSney, |ls-
cellaneous call Mr.. shapiro. 800 Louisiana
ave n " Franklin 3TS6
Evening star., 1925-07-27

YOUNG LADY. with knowledge of drafting
preferred required by public service corpora
tion salary $50 to commence, state age. eN-
Stsr no,ce 0Ss
Evening star., 1925-07-27
NRC-Radio Corporation of America
1850 MeterSA

. pm:-Concert by the United States
Navy Band: Lieut.. Charles Benter,
leader. Broadcast with station WIZ
rom the plaza of.tipe United States
Capitol.
Evening star., 1925-07-27

CARBON BURNING, 30c cylinder. owner TO
remove plugs and wires: casting steel and
aluminium welded properly; all work guar
antecd. NJ. NJ. Coleman. 4%o7 18th et. NV.
Phone Nam ASQS
Evening star., 1925-07-27
ga pm.-Base bill Scores.
Early Program Tomorrow

? a.m.-Womgn 5 hour. broadcast
Jointly with VIZ.
y nooh-Opgan recital from the
First Congregational Church.
pm. Z Spencer Tupman and his
Hotel Mayfiower Orchestra.
Evening star., 1925-07-27
Local Radio Entertainment
Monday, July 27, 1925
NAA-Navai Radio Station, Rladio, Va,
t435.5 Metersl.

3:4o /. p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
1905 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
Evening star., 1925-07-27

PAPERHA<GING- Rooms papered Sc up.
Flrst-class work. your own selection paper.
J. EGDAL. 33 Fla. ave. nv y. 1901. 30
Innate on duplex polvchrun1e striple tones
crepe. and harmunella papers pay cash and
save half. J. r Sears, $50 y ! ave N.@031
Evening star., 1925-07-27

Carelessness alone causes s475 900
oa9 IKE loss i'll this COUNTRY eaeh IsaE.
Evening star., 1925-07-27
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction TO Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission 10 Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000,
Rran LIZ